An Official Style Guide for Writing Redux Code
Recommended patterns, best practices, and suggested approaches for writing Redux-based apps. - http://amp.gs/iGUb
#redux
Recommended patterns, best practices, and suggested approaches for writing Redux-based apps. - http://amp.gs/iGUb
#redux
How to Build a Simple Message Queue using NSQ
A basic introduction to using NSQ, a realtime distributed messaging system, from Node. - http://amp.gs/ixCp
#nodejs
A basic introduction to using NSQ, a realtime distributed messaging system, from Node. - http://amp.gs/ixCp
#nodejs
DEV Community
NSQ Tutorial: Build a simple message queue using NSQ
Hello dear coder, welcome to my tech articles series dedicated to NSQ. There are not so many tutorial...
Motion Paths – Past, Present and Future
Cassie Evans explores a few ways of moving an element along a path, including the upcoming CSS motion path module and the newly released GSAP3 - http://amp.gs/ifTC
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Cassie Evans explores a few ways of moving an element along a path, including the upcoming CSS motion path module and the newly released GSAP3 - http://amp.gs/ifTC
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Codrops
Motion Paths - Past, Present and Future | Codrops
Let's explore a few ways of moving an element along a path, including the upcoming CSS motion path module and the newly released GSAP3.
The State of JavaScript on the Web by the HTTP Archive
The HTTP Archive has released an annual ‘state of the Web’ report focused on data collected from six million sites. There are numerous findings here, including how much JavaScript the Web uses, how long it takes browsers to parse that JavaScript, and what frameworks and libraries are most popularly used. - http://amp.gs/iC8k
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The HTTP Archive has released an annual ‘state of the Web’ report focused on data collected from six million sites. There are numerous findings here, including how much JavaScript the Web uses, how long it takes browsers to parse that JavaScript, and what frameworks and libraries are most popularly used. - http://amp.gs/iC8k
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almanac.httparchive.org
JavaScript | 2019 | The Web Almanac by HTTP Archive
JavaScript chapter of the 2019 Web Almanac covering how much JavaScript we use on the web, compression, libraries and frameworks, loading, and source maps.
How I wrote NgRx Store in 63 lines of code
Deep dive into NgRx Store. How the author of this article, Evgeny, tried to understand it by getting to the very essentials. - http://amp.gs/ikZi
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Deep dive into NgRx Store. How the author of this article, Evgeny, tried to understand it by getting to the very essentials. - http://amp.gs/ikZi
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Medium
How I wrote NgRx Store in 63 lines of code
Deep dive into NgRx Store. How I tried to understand it by implementing it myself.
129: Evan You - What's Coming in Vue.js 3.0 | Full Stack Radio
In this episode, Adam talks to Evan You about all of the changes and improvements coming to Vue.js 3.0. - http://amp.gs/ieYE
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In this episode, Adam talks to Evan You about all of the changes and improvements coming to Vue.js 3.0. - http://amp.gs/ieYE
#vue
react-screenshot-test: A Simple Library to 'Screenshot Test' React Components
Install, configure Jest, and you can produce quick screenshots of components in your testing process. - http://amp.gs/i7tl
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Install, configure Jest, and you can produce quick screenshots of components in your testing process. - http://amp.gs/i7tl
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GitHub
GitHub - fwouts/react-screenshot-test: A dead simple library to screenshot test React components
A dead simple library to screenshot test React components - GitHub - fwouts/react-screenshot-test: A dead simple library to screenshot test React components
Having Fun with ES6 Proxies
Proxies aren’t going to be useful in day to day programming for most JavaScript developers, but they open up some interesting opportunities if you want more control over how objects behave and are worth understanding. - http://amp.gs/iPnh
#javascript #es6 #proxy
Proxies aren’t going to be useful in day to day programming for most JavaScript developers, but they open up some interesting opportunities if you want more control over how objects behave and are worth understanding. - http://amp.gs/iPnh
#javascript #es6 #proxy
LogRocket Blog
Having fun with ES6 proxies - LogRocket Blog
Although JavaScript proxies aren't particularly useful on a day-to-day basis, they are sure to come in handy at some point in your future.
Making a Better Custom Select Element
Julie Grundy shows how to create a custom, accessible select element. - http://amp.gs/iy8e
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Julie Grundy shows how to create a custom, accessible select element. - http://amp.gs/iy8e
#css
Five Things I Love About Strapi, a Node-Based Headless CMS
Strapi is an open source, headless CMS that provides both a RESTful and GraphQL-based API out of the box. - http://amp.gs/ihIO
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Strapi is an open source, headless CMS that provides both a RESTful and GraphQL-based API out of the box. - http://amp.gs/ihIO
#nodejs
How to Get Started with Animations in React
An introductory post focused on Framer Motion, a powerful React library for creating animations - http://amp.gs/ivYb
#react
An introductory post focused on Framer Motion, a powerful React library for creating animations - http://amp.gs/ivYb
#react
A domain-driven Vue.js Architecture – Thomas Holland
A very interesting article on a topic that is rarely touched – application architecture. More specifically the DDD (Domain Driven Development) approach. The author starts with folder structure and then going through how different layers of abstractions are combined to form features. - http://amp.gs/igjY
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A very interesting article on a topic that is rarely touched – application architecture. More specifically the DDD (Domain Driven Development) approach. The author starts with folder structure and then going through how different layers of abstractions are combined to form features. - http://amp.gs/igjY
#vue
Medium
A domain-driven Vue.js Architecture
The advent of a sustainable software project
It is a tech blog on JavaScript and ECMAScript. This blog speaks to the differences between JavaScript and ECMAScript. - http://amp.gs/iEmA.
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#javascript
Medium
JavaScript and ES6 — “The Confusion”
This article represents my current understanding of the differences between JavaScript and ECMAScript.
How I Created 488 “Live Images”
Ire Aderinokun shares how she created an interactive caniuse embed and progressively enhanced it by adding a fallback screenshot captured with puppeteer. - http://amp.gs/iVxd
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Ire Aderinokun shares how she created an interactive caniuse embed and progressively enhanced it by adding a fallback screenshot captured with puppeteer. - http://amp.gs/iVxd
#css
Cockatiel: A Resilience and Transient-Fault-Handling Library
This is for defining common resilience or fault handling techniques like ‘backoff’, retries, circuit breakers, timeouts, etc. and is inspired by .NET’s Polly fault handling library. - http://amp.gs/i9te
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This is for defining common resilience or fault handling techniques like ‘backoff’, retries, circuit breakers, timeouts, etc. and is inspired by .NET’s Polly fault handling library. - http://amp.gs/i9te
#javascript
How to Create a Toggle Switch in React as a Reusable Component
Shows how to create an iOS-inspired toggle switch using React components and then put it into use in a demo app. - http://amp.gs/i4ZV
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Shows how to create an iOS-inspired toggle switch using React components and then put it into use in a demo app. - http://amp.gs/i4ZV
#react
Building animated draggable interfaces with Vue.js and Tailwind – Cristi Jora
Here’s a nice tutorial on building a drag-n-drop list with some pretty neat animations. To build that, Cristi uses Vue-Draggable and TailwindCSS. - http://amp.gs/iRYG
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Here’s a nice tutorial on building a drag-n-drop list with some pretty neat animations. To build that, Cristi uses Vue-Draggable and TailwindCSS. - http://amp.gs/iRYG
#vue
Having a Little Fun With Custom Focus Styles
Lari Maza explores different ways to create focus styles. - http://amp.gs/iRS3
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Lari Maza explores different ways to create focus styles. - http://amp.gs/iRS3
#css
CSS-Tricks
Having a Little Fun With Custom Focus Styles
Every front-end developer has dealt or will deal with this scenario: your boss, client or designer thinks the outline applied by browsers on focused
A Story of a React Re-Rendering Bug
How an Eventbrite developer fixed a “particularly annoying” button focus issue. - http://amp.gs/iUHv
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How an Eventbrite developer fixed a “particularly annoying” button focus issue. - http://amp.gs/iUHv
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Engineering Blog
A Story of a React Re-Rendering Bug - Engineering Blog
As front-end developers, we often find ourselves getting into perplexing bugs when the page we build involves a lot of user interactions. When we find a bug, no matter how tricky it is, it means something is wrong in the code. There is no magic, and the code…
An Official Style Guide for Writing Redux Code
Recommended patterns, best practices, and suggested approaches for writing Redux-based apps. - http://amp.gs/idB7
#redux
Recommended patterns, best practices, and suggested approaches for writing Redux-based apps. - http://amp.gs/idB7
#redux
How to Overlap Images in CSS
Bri Camp Gomez shows how to overlap images with CSS Grid and provide a fallback for browsers that don’t support CSS Grid. - http://amp.gs/idun
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Bri Camp Gomez shows how to overlap images with CSS Grid and provide a fallback for browsers that don’t support CSS Grid. - http://amp.gs/idun
#css