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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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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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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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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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

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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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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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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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

Architect A Large Scale Vue.js Application

Arun Redhu is writing a series of articles on architecting large scale Vue.js applications. In this first article, he explains how to structure the app to be modular, flexible, and scalable.
- http://amp.gs/dYhy

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A 2 Hour GraphQL Course for React Developers - http://amp.gs/dty6

#react #graphql

Lazy Load Angular Components

Learn how to lazy load Angular Modules and about the state of lazy loading and lazy loading on steroids with Angular Elements
- http://amp.gs/dZfj

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How to Build Multiplayer '.io'-Style Web Games

‘.io’ games are usually multiplayer Web-based games hosted on ‘.io’ domain names (splix is my favorite!) and Node is a great platform on which to build them. This guy has built and sold two of them so he probably knows what he’s doing. - http://amp.gs/dpy1

#nodejs #game

Move Tetris Blocks by Moving Your Body with Nuxt And Tensorflow.js

The author of this article tried to create a human Tetris where users can control Tetris blocks with their own body. See how achieves this by combining Google's Tensor Flow and Nuxt.js.
- http://amp.gs/dlG8

#vue #tensorflow

Hybrid Lazy Loading: A Progressive Migration To Native Lazy Loading

Andrea Verlicchi shows how you can progressively replace your JavaScript-driven lazy loading with its native alternative — thanks to hybrid lazy loading. - http://amp.gs/dlJb

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Building Production Quality, Real-World Applications with Angular & Akita

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://amp.gs/dBng

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A Faster Script Loading Future with BinaryAST?

BinaryAST is an over-the-wire format for JavaScript (backed by both Mozilla and Cloudflare) that aims to speed up parsing while keeping JavaScript’s semantics intact. Here’s how it works, what the benefits might be, and how Cloudflare are hoping to lean on BinaryAST in its goal to make the Web faster. - http://amp.gs/dBQO

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Top Node Metrics to Monitor

When you’re running apps in production, there are a variety of things that are worth monitoring, such as CPU usage, memory usage (and leaks), garbage collection, latency, and more. - http://amp.gs/dn7N

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Why, How, and When to Use Semantic HTML and ARIA

Adam Silver looks 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/dnwM

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New Angular Features You Didn’t Know Existed

In this post, you will be introduced to a few new Angular features you might not know about. We will look at the thought process behind them and even some examples on how to get started using them. - http://amp.gs/dGSQ

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Building a Live Streaming App with Node and React

There’s a lot to digest here but this tutorial brings together a lot of ideas in the complicated task of creating a live desktop streaming service. - http://amp.gs/dxer

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