React Podcast: Don’t Rewrite Your App for Hooks & Suspense (with Jared Palmer)

What Suspense and Hooks mean for existing apps and what you should know to migrate code sanely - http://bit.ly/2zxexvO

#react #podcast

Mixing Storybook with Angular with a sprinkle of Applitools

To better understand the Applitools Storybook SDK for Angular, we will be building a small Angular application from scratch, adding some Storybook stories, and then finally performing visual regression testing using the Applitools SDK to generate snapshots for us to view and analyze. - http://bit.ly/2Q7kPfZ

#angular

The State of JavaScript 2018

The results of this popular annual survey are out now. React is the clear, dominant front-end framework of choice. Jest and Mocha are neck and neck in the testing space, and Python is the most common other language for JS developers to use. - http://bit.ly/2BM6cWI

#javascript

Goodbye Electron, Hello Desktop PWAs?

There’s still a long way for progressive webapps to go, but in many use cases the technology is advanced enough to displace typical ‘hybrid’ desktop apps especially when desktop PWA support lands on macOS in Chrome 72. - http://bit.ly/2QqGiQb

#desktop #pwa

How to Create and Verify JWTs with Node - http://bit.ly/2FRYtuj

#nodejs #jwt

Why React Hooks, and How Did We Even Get Here?

Hooks have been much celebrated so far in how they give us new ways to create easily consumed contained, composable behaviors, but “they are not the silver bullet solution.” - http://bit.ly/2U1tqiG

#react #hooks

Why React Native? 

The first part in a series of articles about mobile app development with React Native. - http://bit.ly/2E6dUwW

#reactNative

SVG Filters Playground

An interesting online tool for experimenting with what different SVG filters do. - http://bit.ly/2zB8ruf

#tools #svg

A Guide to Handling Errors in JavaScript - http://bit.ly/2FNIJIo

#javascript

Dynamic Import of Locales in Angular

The problem with using more than one language in your application is that for each language you need to import the data of the locale. That is a lot of extra code taking up bandwidth. It would be great if we can dynamically import the language when needed. All sounds good in theory. Let’s see if it also works in practice. - http://bit.ly/2PooHnr

#angular

Faster Async Functions and Promises for V8

A substantial and easy-to-follow exploration of how async functions and promises in V8 have been optimized and how the debugging experience for async code has been improved. - http://bit.ly/2DGcGaS

#v8 #async #promise

Implicit state sharing: React’s context API & provide/inject in Vue

Examples of implicitly passing down props in both React & Vue. - http://bit.ly/2KLAZWm

#vue

Experimenting with Brain-Computer Interfaces in JavaScript

Can you use JavaScript to analyze your brain? Yep. It’s fascinating to see the domains JS can be used with. I did something similar with an ECG (heart monitor) recently. - http://bit.ly/2zCpuw5

#javascript

Authentication in Angular

Most of the applications we build require some kind of authentication. In this tutorial, Gábor will show us how to build a simple application that uses routing and authentication. We will build a service that handles HTTP calls and stores JWT authentication tokens on the client to restrict access to pages and attach the token to authenticated HTTP calls. - http://bit.ly/2G7k4Pj

#angular

CSS Grid in IE: Duplicate Area Names Now Supported!

Daniel Tonon shares how Autoprefixer team implemented support for duplicate area names in CSS Grid in IE. - http://bit.ly/2rsEckA

#css

Building Your Own Interactive JavaScript Playground

Not something many of us might think we want to do, but it’s interesting to see how we could replicate the underlying functionality of sites like JSBin or Code like CodeSandbox or CodePen if we wanted to. - http://bit.ly/2RvzbDq

#javascript

The event-stream Vulnerability Explained

A good writeup of what the attack entailed and how it technically worked behind the scenes. - http://bit.ly/2Qh9FoS

#nodejs

A Vue from Ionic

The Ionic framework is a collection of UI components for building high-quality, cross-platform apps. You’ll be happy to know Ionic is now supporting an official package for Vue.js! - http://bit.ly/2Pn3jPy

#vue

How React Fared in the State of JS 2018 Survey

The results of the largest annual survey of JavaScript developers are out and React continues to dominate the narrative. - http://bit.ly/2Qh8tlo

#react

An Extensive Guide to Progressive Web Applications

Progressive Web Apps (also known as PWAs) use modern Web technologies to provide powerful, app-like experiences in the browser. This post acts as a sort of primer to the whole concept and what those technologies are (such as service workers). - http://bit.ly/2EjHZtd

#pwa #guide

Creating Angular Desktop Apps with Electron

In this tutorial, we are going to take a look at how to turn any angular application into a native desktop app using electron. - http://bit.ly/2BWvDou

#angular #electron