TOAST UI

Let's imagine a day without touch and click. How would it be? I can't imagine a day without these two actions now. When I was a user, I used it unconsciously and never thought deeply about the relationship between these two actions. It wasn't until I became a front-end developer and encountered issues caused by the difference between touch and click that I started to think about the relationship between the two actions.

When you're doing web front-end development, you can easily find materials for debugging JavaScript or app performance. There are so many features that you will only use the ones you use frequently, unless you look closely.

Years have passed since ES2015 came out in June 2015. While writing the previous weekly picks, I thought, "Is there any ES2015 syntax I'm not using, like Proxy or Reflect?". The first things that came to mind were WeakMap and WeakSet.

RenderingNG (Rendering Next Generation) is the next-generation rendering architecture of Chromium. The main purpose of RenderingNG is to remove cross-browser issues as much as possible and implement reliable rendering performance.

With the release of TOAST UI Editor 2.0, we were able to improve a lot of features including the Editor's markdown parsing accuracy, syntax highlighting feature, scroll sync accuracy, and more.

I began to wonder why Reflect was used to implement the Vue 3 Reactivity's Proxy trap. Upon Googling, only thing I could find was how to use the Proxy's handlers or other tutorials, so I decided to take a deeper look into it. This article reviews the basic concepts of Proxy and Reflect as well as explore why Reflect was used with the Proxy.

This article is written with the front-end developers who are suffering from the manual "copy-and-paste" process in mind. Follow this guide and executing a single line of script shall set you free.

As we kick off the new year 2021, we would like to introduce the brand-new TOAST UI Chart. Now, let's take a look at each and every change!

Vue.js 3.0.0 alpha was released on January 2020, and nine months later, on September 2020, vue-next 3.0 was released officially with the code name "One Piece" (yes, the anime). There was a lot of changes with the Vue 3, but I will discuss mainly on the new reactivity system for which I've been waiting.

TOAST UI Chart 4.0 will release on early January, 2021. We have released a beta version so you can experience it before official release!