JavaScript Kicks - JSK Weekly - September 29, 2021

There are very few people who don't like new things, and while a new month is not always the most exciting of new things, Syncfusion also happens to be rolling out their 2021 Volume 3: Essential JS 2 any time now. Take a sneak peak --> "Sneak Peek at 2021 Volume 3: Essential JS 2".

Other popular stories this week include Vittorio Rivabella's "Zero to Hero: Web3.0 and Solidity Development Roadmap 2021", Charuka Herath's "Implementing Atomic Design in Modern React Development" and INDRAJITH's "JavaScript Exception Handling: Patterns & Best Practices" on Bits and Pieces.

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