Views on Vue Podcast

Follow the discussion around Vue with many guests from the community. - http://bit.ly/2MYYtL2

#vue #podcast

16 JavaScript Data Visualization and Charting Libraries

A rather extensive summary and comparison of charting libraries, comparing key factors such as chart types, commercial vs free, and their open-source status. - http://bit.ly/2wk1vjs

#javascript #charts

Data Fetching in Redux Apps: A '100% Correct' Approach

Considers the pros and cons of different ways to fetch data in a Redux app before suggesting the “perfect” recommendation. - http://bit.ly/2BQcoyS

#react

The Generic Sensor API

Exploring the Generic Sensor API, which aims to provide a consistent API for different sensors. - http://bit.ly/2BvMro0

#sensor

State of Vue.js in 2018

Now, the state of Vue.js in 2018 puts it in a very strong position among the competition. Learn why in this blog post. - http://bit.ly/2NuCtVG

#vue

How To Develop a Node TCP Server using PM2 and NGINX on Ubuntu 16.04

This post digs into building a simple TCP server and client then running and managing it as a background process with PM2. - https://do.co/2MtMwxA

#nodejs #pm2 #nginx

A Checklist for Writing Highly Reusable Components in React and Vue - http://bit.ly/2Ltx3ID

#react

Dynamic Resources with the Network Information API and Service Workers

The Network Information API allows developers to determine the connection types and the underlying connection technology that the user agent is using. - http://bit.ly/2NfynAk

#web #networkInfo

Getting Started With Redux-Saga

The benefits of using the redux-saga library in your app, plus how to set it up. - http://bit.ly/2odBKwO

#react #reduxSaga

I Built the Ngrx Demo App with Akita. Here’s the Result.

Akita is a simple and effective state management pattern, built on top of RxJS. Akita encourages simplicity. It saves you the hassle of creating boilerplate code and offers powerful tools with a moderate learning curve, suitable for both experienced and inexperienced developers alike. - http://bit.ly/2wuzN3P

#angular #ngrx

Changes on CSS Grid Layout in Percentages and Indefinite Height

Manuel Rego Casasnovas explains how percentage work on CSS in general and in CSS Grid Layout row tracks and gutters particularly. - http://bit.ly/2PjimKr

#css

A Complete Apollo Server with Express and GraphQL Tutorial

If you’ve wanted to dip a toe into the GraphQL ocean from the server side, this walkthrough is epic (20K words) and covers authentication, roles/permissions, subscriptions, error handling, pagination, and more. - http://bit.ly/2oBLmBW

#nodejs

Creating a Chrome Extension in 2018: The Good, the Bad and the Meh

Talks through the development lifecycle of creating an extension and lists some of the architectural gotchas. - http://bit.ly/2ww54mW

#chrome #extension

Making an Addable Angular Package Using Schematics

Let’s try to create an Angular library that’s consumable easily by making an “ng add” schematic. This library will provide a simple exported Angular Element. - http://bit.ly/2PSJ65q

#angular #schematics

Behind The Scenes of Dr. Axel’s Latest JavaScript Book

Last week, we interviewed Dr. Axel about his new book, JavaScript for Impatient Programmers. Here, he shows just what went into the process of creating it. - http://bit.ly/2LRc4zu

#javascript #book

Creating Flexible and Reusable React File Uploaders

“The Event Creation team at Eventbrite needed a React based image uploader that would provide flexibility while presenting a straightforward user interface.” Here’s how they did it. - http://bit.ly/2MLXnD9

#react

UX and HTML5: Let’s Help Users Fill In Your Mobile Form (Part 2)

This is the second part in a series on enhancing mobile forms for users. In the first part, we saw some general guidelines on how to improve form readability for mobile users, label placement and size, interaction cost and dealing with errors. - http://bit.ly/2NG06ul

#ux #ui

Advanced Effects with CSS Background Blend Modes

Learn about the background-blend-mode, mix-blend-mode and isolation properties and how they can be used to create eye-catching backgrounds and effects. - http://bit.ly/2osq5ui

#css

Cross Compiling Node.js for ARM on Ubuntu

It took him a few hours, but Chris Lea managed to work out how to cross-compile Node for a Raspberry Pi from his more powerful x86 Ubuntu system. Here’s how to do it. - http://bit.ly/2Ck0pJU

#nodejs

15 Common Rating Scales Explained

Selection can have a big impact on both the responses and interpretation - http://bit.ly/2LKpBJ5

#ui

Lazy loading components in Angular and React Applications

In this article, we will discuss how lazy loading works and differs in both Angular and React applications. We will not be discussing the various features of Angular or React, nor will we cover the setup necessary for spinning up an application with either of these technologies. - http://bit.ly/2MC3mKN

#angular #react #lazyLoading