Avoiding Derived State in React

“Deriving state at render time and using memoization to keep it performant where needed should help you tame any derived state problems you encounter.” - http://amp.gs/rniv

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Menu (or Not)

Marcus Herrmann explains how to implement an accessible navigation menu. - http://amp.gs/rGqq

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How To Create A PDF From Your Web App

Rachel Andrew takes a look at the tools that are available for creating a PDF from a web app, sharing recommendations to help find the tool that works best for you. - http://amp.gs/rxiM

#web #pdf

Building Reusable Components

A brief, introductory look at making a component more reusable by making it more generic and less tied to specific logic. - http://amp.gs/rCvc

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The State of Angular in 2019

We don’t focus on much beyond the big releases and best tutorials when it comes to Angular, but if you’ve been wondering what’s going on with it, here’s an overview of the state of the Angular ecosystem. - http://amp.gs/rkPG

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Beginner's Guide to Variable Fonts

Ola Assem created a step-by-step guide on how to use variable fonts - http://amp.gs/remX

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Using the Intl API for Internationalization in JavaScript

Rather than ship lots of locale-specific data in your app, you might be able to lean on the Intl object (supported in all major browsers) for date, time, and number formatting. - http://amp.gs/r7p4

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CSS Architecture for Multiple Websites

Elad Shechter shares some tips on writing scalable CSS that can be reused on multiple websites. - http://amp.gs/rPjW

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Learning About React Hooks and the Context API by Building a Recipe Search App - http://amp.gs/rPRu

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Building a CRUD App with Vue and GraphQL

Put your knowledge of GraphQL to use by creating a simple app in Vue.js and sending GraphQL queries for creating, reading, updating, and deleting data. - http://amp.gs/rPcU

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Google Wants to Make The 25-Year-Old robots.txt Protocol An Internet Standard

Google has outlined plans to turn robots exclusion protocol (REP) — better known as robots.txt — into an internet standard after 25 years. - http://amp.gs/ryS0

#google #news

12 Tips for Improving JavaScript Performance

Half of your visitors expect a page to appear within 2 seconds so keeping your JavaScript fast is a must. Here are some relatively entry level tips to helping you on your way. - http://amp.gs/rybb

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How to Build An Anonymous Chat App with React Bootstrap and Cometchat

Cometchat is a commercial service for building chat apps, though it’s free up to a certain level. - http://amp.gs/rhR7

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Vue.js Functional Components: What, Why, and When?

This article covers how to implement functional components in Vue, why they are awesome, when they are appropriate to use, and also covers some caveats to be aware of. - http://amp.gs/rvGb

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React Fundamentals: Props vs State

What’s the difference between props and state in React? A brief comparison of each. - http://amp.gs/rgIA

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Automatically Detect Memory Leaks with Puppeteer

An automated way to test for memory leaks in the browser. - http://amp.gs/rgbG

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Framer Motion: Production-Ready Fluid Animations in React

If you’ve ever heard of Popmotion’s Pose, this is the open source successor to that and provides a way to create smooth animations, both simple and complex.
- http://amp.gs/rV8T

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CSS Custom Properties in the Cascade

Custom properties, also known as CSS variables, provide a way to define and reuse property values, but how do they work in relation to CSS’s cascading abilities? - http://amp.gs/rVMO

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Exporting Data to Excel In Angular

We often export data from tables to excel sheets in web applications. There are two ways to implement the export functionality in Angular: one is by using components directive and the other is by using attribute directive. In this post, we will compare both and examine their use cases as well.
- http://amp.gs/r9MA

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A Look at the Public Class Fields Proposal - http://amp.gs/r4oi

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Vue without View - An Introduction to Renderless Components

Components get harder to maintain as they grow larger. Sometimes it is not obvious how to split a bloated component into smaller components. If you aren't ready to try the new function-based API, renderless components offer a good alternative. - http://amp.gs/rR35

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