Microsoft said its Visual Studio Code 1.7 release overloaded the npmjs.org JavaScript package management service for Node.js, forcing a version rollback to 1.6.1.

Getting Visual Studio Ready Getting Visual Studio ready to work with JSX does require that you add some additional tools because of some recent changes in React (the tool that processes JSX elements).

Security developer Snyk has published a free extension for Microsoft’s popular Visual Studio Code editor that finds vulnerabilities in NPM packages.

The Practical Client Eliminate the Barrier Between JavaScript and HTML (or Anything Else) The JSX tool lets you describe your page as a set of custom elements that you define in TypeScript classes.