Build an Instagram clone with Vue.js and CSSGram

In this article, we’ll walk through the steps needed to build an Instagram clone that lets users add Instagram-like posts with Instagram-like filters on to a feed! - http://bit.ly/2NWjgfk

#vue

Developing Real-Time Web Applications with Server-Sent Events

A detailed look at how to create real-time web apps using SSE which is supported by all major browsers except Edge (which can be polyfilled). - http://bit.ly/2OrOpbv

#nodejs

Why Discord is Sticking with React Native

A look back at how chat platform Discord has used React Native over the past three years, reaping “the benefits of quickly leveraging reusable code across platforms”. After a few “we’re moving away from React Native” stories recently, it’s nice to see this one. - http://bit.ly/2Oup40r

#reactNative

Logging Activity with the Web Beacon API

The Beacon API is a Web API (supported by all major browsers) that provides an efficient way for data to be asynchronously sent from a page back to a server for logging purposes. - http://bit.ly/2OLSBD1

#javascript

Test Isolation with React

Why your tests should be completely isolated from one another and how to do that. - http://bit.ly/2AJw4Uv

#react #testing

What’s the Deal With Functional Components in Vue.js?

What are functional components in Vue.js? Why use should you care about them? When should you use them? These key questions are addressed in this article. - http://bit.ly/2Odwa8F

#vue

HTTP Requests Compared: Why Jeff Thinks Axios Is Better Than 'node-fetch'

Verrry subjective, but may inspire some thoughts. - http://bit.ly/2AqcBbi

#nodejs #axios

Getting Started with Nx: The Nrwl Extensions for Angular

In this article we will learn how to create an Angular Nx Workspace and scaffold it out with multiple apps and libs in a mono-repo style approach. - http://bit.ly/2KsxqTj

#angular

Solved with CSS! Logical Styling Based on the Number of Given Elements

Una Kravets demonstrates how to use CSS to solve some interesting, logical UI challenges. - http://bit.ly/2LYJ50Z

#css

Code Splitting Pattern With Vuejs & Webpack

The initial request of a Vue single-page app can be slow if you retrieve the whole JavaScript and CSS. Code splitting, a technique made possible with Webpack, can distribute code across page loads to improve a site’s UX. - http://bit.ly/2OM7AwH

#vue #webpack

Xamarin vs React Native: The Complete Guide

A Xamarin vs React Native comparison packed with tips for selecting the ideal cross-platform mobile development framework for your project - http://bit.ly/2MlK6x1

#xamarin #reactNative

JavaScript Algorithms and Data Structures

JavaScript examples of many common algorithms (e.g. bit manipulation, Pascal’s triangle, Hamming distance) and data structures (e.g. linked lists, tries, graphs) with explanations. - http://bit.ly/2vlx4sS

#javascript

Angular 6 — Login and Router Tutorial

In Angular 6 when you want to create a web application that has login functionality, you probably will want to have protected routes too.
- http://bit.ly/2MlirMz

#angular

A Crash Course on Serverless APIs with Express and MongoDB

A really detailed look at running Express in a serverless context. - http://bit.ly/2viP0TU

#nodejs

The Trick to Viewport Units on Mobile

Notches, scrollbars, navigational elements. they can all interfere with your use of the vw and vh viewport units. CSS custom properties to the rescue! - http://bit.ly/2Mx4Pht

#css

Build a State Management System with Vanilla JavaScript

Redux, MobX and Vuex can make managing cross-component state trivial, but what would it take to write one for yourself? - http://bit.ly/2vCOnVt

#javascript

How to Get Better at Writing CSS

Thomas Lombart shares some tips for writing better, more maintainable CSS. - http://bit.ly/2nekZkT

#css

Finite State Machines with React

As JavaScript applications have grown more complex, so too has the complexity of dealing with state in them. - http://bit.ly/2AJv2rB

#react

Custom directives in Angular 6 — building a Google places autocomplete

Abhishek, the author of this article, has been playing around with Angular a lot lately and a lot of things that seemed unnecessary in the beginning is starting to make sense. Angular is a well thought out framework, and although it is very opinionated, it follows some of the industry best practices when it comes to structuring the frontend of a web application. - http://bit.ly/2nc91In

#angular

New eggheadio Course: Beautiful and Accessible Drag and Dropping with react-beautiful-dnd - http://bit.ly/2LYffuo

#react #egghead #course