While we didn't get accepted as a Google Summer of Code (GSoC) organization this year, we'd still love to help support those interested in contributing to open source! Feel free to stop by github.com/stdlib-js/stdlib and say hello! 👋
Many new updates to the stdlib API documentation, largely due to the tireless efforts of @burckhap. 🙌
Let us know your feedback and suggestions for making the docs even better!
stdlib.io/docs/api/latest
We’ve also added the ability to take a random walk through the docs. 🤪
Click on the settings icon and choose “random” for the previous/next package navigation, which found at the bottom of each page.
And did you know that you can filter the side menu using regular expressions?
You can! Just use normal JavaScript regular expression syntax, without the `/`s and without the flags. 😃
Thanks to the incredibly hard work of @burckhap, stdlib now has over 99% #typescript coverage! If you are using any of our packages which are missing types, definitely let us know by filing an issue. :)
New stdlib #javascript package by @burckhap for splitting a string by its grapheme clusters! This allows more robust (i.e., Unicode aware) string splitting compared to `String.prototype.split( ‘’ )`. github.com/stdlib-js/stdlib/…
🎉 It’s official! stdlib has surpassed 40,000 commits! 🎉github.com/stdlib-js/stdlib
Huge shoutout to @burckhap, @rickyreusser, and all the other stdlib contributors!
Another outstanding contribution by @ShraddheyaS adding support for finding the next grapheme cluster break in a string! This contribution allows identifying visual characters, which is useful for Unicode-aware string manipulation. github.com/stdlib-js/stdlib/…#javascript#nodejs
Big shout out to @burckhap who recently migrated all our Julia benchmarks and tests from v0.5 (!) to v1.x! Once you’ve setup your local dev env, you can now run all our benchmarks against the latest Julia! 🚀