Parcel v1.10.0, JS standardization, Node.js Test Coverage, declarative side effects, standalone WebAssembly VM, kernel-space WebAssembly on Linux, TypeScript 3.1, parsing CLI arguments

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The latest in JavaScript and cross-platform tools

Dear readers!

In this issue of ES.next News, there is one bonus link on WebAssembly (because the two wasm links count as a single link).

Jowe & Axel

Parcel v1.10.0: Babel 7, Flow, Elm, and more
medium.com
@devongovett

JavaScript standardization – interview with Jory Burson
dev.to
@jorydotcom, @remotesynth

Rethinking Node.js Test Coverage
blog.npmjs.org
@BenjaminCoe, @npmjs

Affection: declarative side effects (alternative to generators)
github.com
@compooter

Life: WebAssembly VM for decentralized applications
github.com
@PerlinNetwork

Wasmjit: kernel mode WebAssembly runtime for Linux
github.com
@cejetvole

TypeScript

Announcing TypeScript 3.1
blogs.msdn.microsoft.com
@typescriptlang

typescript-to-cli: parsing CLI arguments specified via static types
github.com
@guillaume_slls

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