Introducing CLI Builders
In this blog post, we’re going to look at a new API in Angular CLI, which allows you to add CLI features and augment existing ones. We’ll… - http://amp.gs/UXdN
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In this blog post, we’re going to look at a new API in Angular CLI, which allows you to add CLI features and augment existing ones. We’ll… - http://amp.gs/UXdN
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Angular Blog
Introducing CLI Builders
In this blog post, we’re going to look at a new API in Angular CLI, which allows you to add CLI features and augment existing ones. We’ll…
Building a Pure CSS Animated SVG Spinner
Glenn McComb shows how to level up your loading indicators with a pure-CSS animated SVG loader. - http://amp.gs/ULso
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Glenn McComb shows how to level up your loading indicators with a pure-CSS animated SVG loader. - http://amp.gs/ULso
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Glennmccomb
Building a pure CSS animated SVG spinner
In this article I’ll show you how to level up your loading indicators with a pure-CSS animated SVG loader inspired by Google’s Chrome and YouTube spinner.
What are we making? A...
What are we making? A...
Build a Task Management App Using Vue.js and a Node.js Backend
This full-stack tutorial will guide you through creating a task management app with features to create, move, and update tasks. - http://amp.gs/UW4W
#vue #nodejs
This full-stack tutorial will guide you through creating a task management app with features to create, move, and update tasks. - http://amp.gs/UW4W
#vue #nodejs
Jscrambler
Blog | Jscrambler
Stay updated with the latest content from Jscrambler about app security, web development trends, and best practices in JavaScript, HTML5, among others.
How to useReducer in React?
You’ll want to know what a reducer is first, but assuming you do, this is a short, sweet and practical example of how the useReducer hook can bring reducers and React together for handling complex state transitions - http://amp.gs/UaSR
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You’ll want to know what a reducer is first, but assuming you do, this is a short, sweet and practical example of how the useReducer hook can bring reducers and React together for handling complex state transitions - http://amp.gs/UaSR
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www.robinwieruch.de
How to useReducer in React
A tutorial about React's useReducer hook by example for state management in React function components. It uses a reducer function to map action types to state transitions ...
Working with Google Sheets from Node.js
A really well put together video that I found genuinely useful because even figuring out the auth stuff around connecting to Google services is difficult enough in my experience - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UGN6EUi4Yio
#nodejs #video
A really well put together video that I found genuinely useful because even figuring out the auth stuff around connecting to Google services is difficult enough in my experience - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UGN6EUi4Yio
#nodejs #video
YouTube
Google Sheets and JavaScript with Node.js
If you’d like to use the data in your Google Sheets projects from your Node applications, this is the guide for you.
We’ll use the google-spreadsheet module (https://www.npmjs.com/package/google-spreadsheet) by Theo Ephraim (https://twitter.com/theozero)…
We’ll use the google-spreadsheet module (https://www.npmjs.com/package/google-spreadsheet) by Theo Ephraim (https://twitter.com/theozero)…
Digging Into The Display Property: Box Generation
Rachel Andrew takes a look at the display values which control box generation. - http://amp.gs/UMAi
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Rachel Andrew takes a look at the display values which control box generation. - http://amp.gs/UMAi
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Smashing Magazine
Digging Into The Display Property: Box Generation — Smashing Magazine
Continuing a series on the `display` property in CSS, this time Rachel Andrew takes a look at the values which control box generation, for those times when you don’t want to generate a box at all.
How to Build and Integrate a Serverless React App with Crowdbotics and AWS Amplify
A pretty extensive tutorial that focuses on using Crowdbotics’ tools and platform. - http://amp.gs/U5hx
#react #aws
A pretty extensive tutorial that focuses on using Crowdbotics’ tools and platform. - http://amp.gs/U5hx
#react #aws
Medium
How to quickly build and integrate a serverless React application with Crowdbotics and AWS Amplify
Building a serverless React app with GraphQL API, AWS Amplify a and Crowdbotics
New Features in Node 12 You Shouldn't Miss
We covered the release of Node 12 last week, but this post reflects on some of the new features. - http://amp.gs/U52V
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We covered the release of Node 12 last week, but this post reflects on some of the new features. - http://amp.gs/U52V
#nodejs
RisingStack Engineering
Node.js v12 - New Features You Shouldn't Miss - RisingStack Engineering
This is a deep-dive article on the changes from Node.js v12 we consider essential to highlight!
Understanding Mixins in Vue JS
A useful introduction to Mixins in Vue, why they are important and how to use them in your workflow. - http://amp.gs/UQnc
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A useful introduction to Mixins in Vue, why they are important and how to use them in your workflow. - http://amp.gs/UQnc
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Bits and Pieces
Understanding Mixins in Vue JS
A useful introduction to Mixins in Vue, why they are important and how to use them in your workflow.
Breaking to a New Row With Flexbox
Tobias Bjerrome Ahlin shows how you can break to a new flexbox row or column without setting the size of an item, by adding a collapsed element between two flex items. - http://amp.gs/Uc8o
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Tobias Bjerrome Ahlin shows how you can break to a new flexbox row or column without setting the size of an item, by adding a collapsed element between two flex items. - http://amp.gs/Uc8o
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Tobiasahlin
Breaking to a new row with flexbox
You can break to a new flexbox row or column without setting the size of an item: add a collapsed flex item between two flex items
5 Things You Didn’t Know About React DevTools
You can theme them, you can debug performance using its profiler, you can dig into source, use ‘secret’ React APIs, and more. - http://amp.gs/UcXm
#react #devtools
You can theme them, you can debug performance using its profiler, you can dig into source, use ‘secret’ React APIs, and more. - http://amp.gs/UcXm
#react #devtools
LogRocket
5 things you didn’t know about React DevTools
The React DevTools is under active development, and new features are added all of the time. We can help you stay up to date.
Build Angular Like An Architect (Part 2)
In this section of the blog series Build Angular Like an Architect we look at optimizing a production build with angular-devkit, and round out our custom build by figuring out how to implement environments. - http://amp.gs/U62W
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In this section of the blog series Build Angular Like an Architect we look at optimizing a production build with angular-devkit, and round out our custom build by figuring out how to implement environments. - http://amp.gs/U62W
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DEV Community
Build Angular Like An Architect (Part 2)
In this section of the blog series Build Angular Like an Architect we look at optimizing a production...
Distinguishing cached vs. network HTML requests in a Service Worker
If you want to know, from the client side, if your page was loaded from the cache or through the network this approach might be helpful. Trys covers off that this isn't necessarily production ready but it might give you some clues - http://amp.gs/UbF0
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If you want to know, from the client side, if your page was loaded from the cache or through the network this approach might be helpful. Trys covers off that this isn't necessarily production ready but it might give you some clues - http://amp.gs/UbF0
#javascript
Trysmudford
Distinguishing cached vs. network HTML requests in a Service Worker | Trys Mudford
Distinguishing cached vs. network HTML requests in a Service Worker | Trys Mudford | Frontend developer
react-share: Social Media Sharing Buttons and Counts
Social media sharing may be a bit passé in 2019 but if you need to offer it, this looks like a pretty clean approach. - http://amp.gs/dIzC
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Social media sharing may be a bit passé in 2019 but if you need to offer it, this looks like a pretty clean approach. - http://amp.gs/dIzC
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GitHub
GitHub - nygardk/react-share: Social media share buttons and share counts for React
Social media share buttons and share counts for React - GitHub - nygardk/react-share: Social media share buttons and share counts for React
A Guide to Node.js Logging
Learn how to improve logging in your library or app from using console.log to dedicated libraries like Roarr and Pino. - http://amp.gs/dIi8
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Learn how to improve logging in your library or app from using console.log to dedicated libraries like Roarr and Pino. - http://amp.gs/dIi8
#nodejs
Twilio Blog
A Guide to Node.js Logging
Learn how you can take your Node.js logging in your library, application or CLI from "console.log" to the next level using libraries like "pino" or "debug".
Vue 3: What I'm Most Excited About with Chris Fritz
Vue 3 will be faster, simpler and more explicit. In this video, Vue docs author Chris Fritz discusses the key features he's most excited about in Vue 3 including the removal of reactivity caveats, fragments, and more. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b554XmaTWrw
#vue #video
Vue 3 will be faster, simpler and more explicit. In this video, Vue docs author Chris Fritz discusses the key features he's most excited about in Vue 3 including the removal of reactivity caveats, fragments, and more. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b554XmaTWrw
#vue #video
YouTube
VUECONF US 2019 | Vue 3: What I'm Most Excited About with Chris Fritz
Chris Fritz from the Vue.js core team discusses the projected features of Vue 3 that he is most excited about and what we can all look forward to.
Interested in getting ahead of the curve and learning Vue 3 before its release? Check out our Vue 3 course…
Interested in getting ahead of the curve and learning Vue 3 before its release? Check out our Vue 3 course…
How to Scroll to Item in React?
scrollIntoView is a DOM method that can be used to scroll a particular element into the viewport. - http://amp.gs/d8uI
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scrollIntoView is a DOM method that can be used to scroll a particular element into the viewport. - http://amp.gs/d8uI
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www.robinwieruch.de
How to Scroll to a List Item in React
A brief tutorial which shows how to scroll to an item in a React List Component. The scroll event can be triggered from within or outside the component ...
Why, How, and When to Use Semantic HTML and ARIA
Other than the obvious answer of 'always' 😉.. A look over the benefits of using HTML and ARIA, why starting with semantic HTML is the way to go, and why ARIA ought to come in as a last resort. - http://amp.gs/dTUC
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Other than the obvious answer of 'always' 😉.. A look over the benefits of using HTML and ARIA, why starting with semantic HTML is the way to go, and why ARIA ought to come in as a last resort. - http://amp.gs/dTUC
#css
CSS-Tricks
Why, How, and When to Use Semantic HTML and ARIA | CSS-Tricks
Semantic HTML and Accessible Rich Internet Applications (ARIA) help create interfaces that work for everyone in the most performant, robust, and simple
Angular: Recurring Problems I Face as a Front-End Consultant
Michele Stieven is a front-end developer and consultant in Italy. Over the last 2 years he's been working 90% of the time with Angular since it’s one of the most requested technologies in his field in Italy. He’d like to make a quick recap of the problems he's faced most as a consultant, and to address some issues or questions that he gets asked maybe too often!
- http://amp.gs/dzUK
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Michele Stieven is a front-end developer and consultant in Italy. Over the last 2 years he's been working 90% of the time with Angular since it’s one of the most requested technologies in his field in Italy. He’d like to make a quick recap of the problems he's faced most as a consultant, and to address some issues or questions that he gets asked maybe too often!
- http://amp.gs/dzUK
#angular
Medium
Angular: Recurring problems I face as a Front-End Consultant
Hi, I’m Michele Stieven, a front-end developer and consultant in Italy. Over the last 2 years I’ve been working 90% of the time with…
Bye Node.js 6.. and It's Time to Upgrade Your AWS Lambda Functions
We’ve mentioned that Node 6.x was going to reach its ‘end of life’ on April 30 a few times, and this shall be the last time :-) One place you may have old Node 6 scripts lurking around is on serverless platforms like AWS Lambda and here’s how to upgrade them to Node 10 (which buys you time till at least 2021). - http://amp.gs/d1Ou
#nodejs #aws
We’ve mentioned that Node 6.x was going to reach its ‘end of life’ on April 30 a few times, and this shall be the last time :-) One place you may have old Node 6 scripts lurking around is on serverless platforms like AWS Lambda and here’s how to upgrade them to Node 10 (which buys you time till at least 2021). - http://amp.gs/d1Ou
#nodejs #aws
Amazon
Node.js 6 is approaching End-of-Life – upgrade your AWS Lambda functions to the Node.js 10 LTS | Amazon Web Services
This blog was authored by Liz Parody, Developer Relations Manager at NodeSource. Node.js 6.x (“Boron”), which has been maintained as a long-term stable (LTS) release line since fall of 2016, is reaching its scheduled end-of-life (EOL) on April 30, 2019.…