Prepare for JavaScript technical interviews by studying deep dives on closures, prototypes, and the event loop.
Understand how React and Next.js work under the hood to write more reliable and performant web applications.
Learn modern JavaScript (ES6+) syntax and patterns through detailed explanations of language features.
Explore emerging front-end frameworks like Svelte, Solid.js, and Astro with comprehensive guides.
This repository is a Chinese-language technical blog where a front-end developer known as "Yayu" (or "Zhongyan") publishes in-depth articles about JavaScript and web development. Rather than hosting a website, the author uses GitHub Issues as the publishing platform, with each issue serving as a standalone article. The README acts as a table of contents linking to hundreds of posts organized into thematic series. The content covers four main tracks: a JavaScript Deep Dive series that explains how the language works under the hood (things like closures, prototype chains, and the event loop), a JavaScript Topics series addressing practical patterns, an ES6 series covering modern JavaScript syntax, and a React series exploring the popular UI library. More recent additions include deep dives into Next.js, Svelte, Solid.js, Astro, and CSS techniques, as well as commentary on AI-era front-end development trends. The articles are aimed at Chinese-speaking developers who want to go beyond tutorials and understand the "why" behind JavaScript behavior. A reader who has learned the basics and wants to tackle interview questions, understand browser internals, or build more reliable web apps would benefit most. Each article is typically several thousand words long, making it a resource for focused, sustained study rather than quick-reference lookups. Because the project uses GitHub Issues as a blogging engine, there is no runnable code or framework involved. It is purely a knowledge resource. The primary language is Chinese, and the tech focus is JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Next.js, Svelte, Solid.js, Astro, and CSS.
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