JavaScript Kicks - JSK Weekly - January 19, 2022

Are you struggling to get started this year? Get a kickstart with Reed Barger's "Get Started with Next.js – The React Library Your Project Needs" and Kelly Woo's "Getting Started with React Recoil" on Bits and Pieces.

In other news, Syncfusion are happy to introduce the new JavaScript Signature Pad control in the Essential JS 2 suite with the 2021 Volume 4 release, check out "Introducing the JavaScript Signature Pad Control in Essential JS 2" for more.

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