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Just as we do every month, we've gathered a selection of articles from the world of web tech that we think are worth sharing. Learn how to collect feedback from end users, get insights into TypeScript 5.6, discover what’s new in Svelte 5, and much more.

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What’s new in TypeScript 5.6 Beta

The new version of TypeScript has reached its beta phase, and we can now see what developers have included. This version improves existing features, such as detecting logical errors in conditions, implementing strict iterator checks, and introducing new compiler options. Find out more in this blog post!

In-depth guide to Promises

This article by Josh W. Comeau provides a comprehensive guide to JavaScript async behavior and Promises. Dive deeper into this language feature with numerous examples.

Integrating machine learning models in the app

In this tutorial, you will learn how to easily integrate vision language models and text-to-speech models into your application. The first part of the tutorial discusses various available models and how to choose the right one. The second part covers the integration of these models within your application.

Reactivity in Svelte 5

The new version of the Svelte framework introduces a new approach to reactivity based on so-called runes. Runes are helpers that wrap variables and instruct the framework to re-render when the value changes. They are quite similar to React states and effects.

Improving apps based on implicit user feedback

Delivering the application or website shouldn’t be the end of the user testing but just the beginning. Now you have access to feedback from end users, and this blog post explains how to collect this data and identify the key points such as rage clicks, dead clicks, or excessive scrolling.