If you're in New York and would like to meet some of the committee in real life, please come along to the free AngularNYC meetup.
It's 18:30 on Thursday 12th March at Google Chelsea Market.
www.meetup.com/angularnyc/e...
TC39 will discuss:
🔶 Abort protocol
🔶 Dynamic Import Host Adjustment
🔶 ESM Phase Imports
🔶 Explicit Resource Management
🔶 First-class Protocols
🔶 import defer
🔶 Intl Energy Units
🔶 JSON.parseImmutable
🔶 Structured concurrency
🔶 test262 coverage
🔶 Tree-shakeable methods
github.com/tc39/agendas...
ECMAScript excitement 😉
Next week in NY, @tc39.es will consider advancing:
3️⃣ Intl Era/Month Code
3️⃣ Temporal
2️⃣.7️⃣ Intl Keep Trailing Zeros
2️⃣ Error Stack Accessor
2️⃣ Import Text
1️⃣ Amount
1️⃣ Intl Unit Protocol
1️⃣ Thenable Curtailment
1️⃣ TypedArray concat & find within
0️⃣ Error code prop
0️⃣ Iterator Includes
Tzvetan Mikov has added runtime support for type-stripping to the Hermes JS engine 🎉
It is similar to the support in Node.js and TypeScript's "erasableSyntaxOnly" flag.
github.com/facebook/her...
ECMAScript excitement 😉
Deno v2.7 ships @tc39.es Stage 3 Temporal unflagged 🎉
It exposes the V8 implementation which uses temporal_rs 👍
The <Suspense> is over.
Solid 2.0 Beta is now released (next tag on npm). 🎉
github.com/solidjs/soli...
Join us tonight!
today we saw the launch of npmx! here's what the community has already been collaborating on as part of this alpha launch, and what more is to come 🎉
a screenshot of a warning stating that an unspecified package has increased in size by 3074% since the last version
casually browsing around @npmx.dev and saw this. the feature is working well 😄
Chrome is announcing that they are moving into a two-week release cycle! Exciting bc the web needs to move quickly- resolving bug fixes, feature improvements, etc. It goes along with devops principles of shipping smaller, more frequent releases for stability
developer.chrome.com/blog/chrome-...
What is the meaning of the color coding?
The JS community has rallied to create npmx 🎉
To celebrate the launch of the @npmx.dev alpha, I wrote up a guide on how to make your first contribution to an open-source project.
Let me know if this helps you make your first contribution (and it doesn't have to be code)!
npmx is now in alpha: this is our story, as told by our team and friends
JavaScript's date object has been tricky for years, but that is changing.
The NEW Temporal API brings,
🌍 Easily handle time zones
📆 Precise date math
🕒 Parse ISO strings without errors
⌛ Durations, date ranges, and more.
Start experimenting 👇
developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/...
I was amused by the mention of this by @jason-williams.co.uk at #SotB26. But, despite the domain name, I didn’t realise just how wtf the date parsing rules in JS are. It’s borderline psychotic. I got 13/24 and count myself lucky it was that high. Roll on Temporal.
Wow, was not expecting the mention from my talk to have that much of an effect, sorry @samwho.dev 😂, yes this was from #SotB26, it’s a good resource!
I wrote a thing! Here's my hot take for where WebAssembly should go next:
hacks.mozilla.org/2026/02/maki...
You are right.
Hello @eqrion.bsky.social 👋
Alas Ryan is on Mastodon but not BlueSky.
Yes, I definitely hope so.
Right now the modules focus is on import defer & export defer.
It's not just Luke's opinion.
By volume Temporal has more tests and more lines of spec text than any previous JavaScript feature ⚖️
Temporal talk from @jason-williams.co.uk #SotB26 @londonwebstandards.org #JavaScript
Jason Williams on stage at State of the Browser 2026 giving a talk titled ‘Temporal: It’s about time!’.
@jason-williams.co.uk presenting the long awaited Temporal API!
Andy has a cunning plan 😉
Jason Williams in front of a slide describing problems with existing Date object encouraging downloads of various large libraries on npm
Jason Williams up giving us a brief history of time with Temporal. Having been bitten by Date bugs many, many times, it cannot come quick enough! #SotB26
Slide off the talk titled "Temporal", 3 bullets below "New DateTime library in JavaScript", "Replacement for Date", "Strongly typed"
Now at #SotB26 is Jason Williams talking about Temporal DateTime.
Hearing more about the history, why it's taken so long, the issues it fixes, and the challenges of implementation was fascinating.
Seeing some of the cool things we can do with this actually makes me excited to work with dates!
André Bargull (known online as anba) is a well-known prolific community contributor to SpiderMonkey.
For those who were not in London today for State of the Browser 2026 conference, Josh relays @jason-williams.co.uk's talk!
