JavaScript Kicks - JSK Weekly - October 26, 2022

There are very few people, if any, that haven't heard the term "lit", in it's new age version; meaning "exciting" or "excellent". So it should come as no surprise that Google's Web Component Library is called Lit, in keeping up with the times. Check out Fernando Doglio's "Trying Lit: Google’s Web Component Library" this week on Bits and Pieces for more.

Other popular stories this week include "Node.js vs. Golang: Which is better for Web Development?", Alex Khomich's "Top JavaScript Libraries for Charts and Graphs" and Piumi Liyana Gunawardhana's "Will React Hooks Replace React Router?" on Syncfusion.

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