Understanding React's key Prop

The key prop is a mechanism for controlling component instances. “I want to share a little trick with you, not because I use this a lot, but because understanding this principle will help you understand React a bit better.” - http://amp.gs/s0wD

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Google Maps Is Now An Angular Component

The latest Angular Component release introduces a new Google Maps component. Here’s how to use it. - http://amp.gs/sKiD

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The Most Important Feature in Vue

I've said it before and I'll say it again: Computed properties are the most important feature in Vue. Sure, scoped slots let you create some nice abstractions and watchers are useful too. But I don't think anything comes close to how valuable computed props are. - http://amp.gs/s3Kw

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Understanding the delete Operator

delete is used to remove specific properties from objects. - http://amp.gs/sHWu

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CSS Logical Properties

Adrian Roselli gives a nice primer on logical properties. - http://amp.gs/s2uw

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Learn React Context in 5 Minutes - A Beginner's Tutorial

React’s Context API has become the state management tool of choice for many, oftentimes replacing Redux altogether. - http://amp.gs/sXuz

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A Complete Guide to JavaScript Tooling

An (entry level) guide to various JavaScript tooling systems, including linters, type checkers, package managers and more. - http://amp.gs/sL3Z

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How to Send Good Pull Requests on GitHub

A checklist to follow when creating a PR for your favorite project. - http://amp.gs/sWLd

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API-less Prototyping with Angular

Start prototyping with minimal changes to your application at integration time with Angular Injectables. - http://amp.gs/saiz

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Production-ready Vue SSR in 5 Simple Steps

Usually when working with SSR in Vue, developers opt to use one of the frameworks on top of Vue: Nuxt.js, Quasar or Gridsome. However, sometimes you might need to build a SSR solution yourself. This does require some more work on your end though. This article gives a nice introduction on how to set up a production ready SSR project. For more information, take a look at the official SSR guide. - http://amp.gs/soKY

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CSSdb - What’s next for CSS?

CSSdb is a comprehensive list of CSS features and their positions in the process of becoming implemented web standards. - http://amp.gs/sMKF

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How to Fully Optimize Webpack 4 Tree Shaking

“We reduced our bundle sizes by an average of 52%.” - http://amp.gs/s5xN

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pm2 4.2 Released: The Node Production Process Manager

A very mature and widely used process manager that includes a load balancer for keeping Node apps alive forever and to reload them without downtime. - http://amp.gs/s5w3

#nodejs #pm2

Easily switch to Composition API in Vue.js 3

A step by step guide on how to migrate a Vue.js component from the traditional Object API to the modern Composition API, easy and in a cheatsheet format. - http://amp.gs/sQRd

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The Web Almanac 2019: Mobile Web

This is a comprehensive report on the state of the web as a whole. We’ve linked up the chapter focusing on the mobile web, but the entire document is worth digging into. - http://amp.gs/sQ6E

#mobile #web

Scaling WebSocket Connections using Shared Workers - http://amp.gs/sc4s

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Handling Errors in Express.js Apps

“Today, I want to share everything I know about handling errors in an Express app.” - http://amp.gs/s6fr

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Use New Selectors Responsibly With Selector Queries

Miriam Suzanne demonstrates how “feature queries” work. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjvJheGhHIQ

#video #css

How to Use Sass and Styled Components in a React App

Someone suggested this golden oldie and we decided to oblige as it’s good. - http://amp.gs/sbTp

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Suspense - new feature in Vue 3

In this article, we take a deep dive into the new Suspense feature that will be shipped with Vue.js 3. Suspense is a special component that renders a fallback content instead of your component until a condition is met. - http://amp.gs/sbc7

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