Comparing the Type Safety of 8 TypeScript ORMs and Database Libraries

This comes from the folks at Prisma so take that bias into account, but they do cover several other libraries. - http://amp.gs/WSlM

#nodejs

15 React Interview Questions with Solutions

If you’re looking to break into the thriving React development ecosystem, you’re going to have to nail the interview. Here are some questions to help you prepare. - http://amp.gs/WS6U

#react

Modern Angular

In his blog post “Angular is an Onion” Victor showed us that Angular is many things. In the middle there are the core capabilities and APIs of the framework. The team at Google is well positioned to build them: the team has the right expertise and feedback mechanisms. - http://amp.gs/WAIS

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min(), max(), and clamp(): Three Logical CSS Functions to Use Today

Una Kravets demonstrates how to control element sizing, maintain proper spacing, and implement fluid typography using min(), max(), and clamp() CSS functions. - http://amp.gs/Wqme

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The Flavors of Object-Oriented Programming (in JavaScript)

In this article, Zell Liew shines some light on Object-Oriented Programming in JavaScript and presents his findings along with information that may help you decide which is right for you. - http://amp.gs/Wqb0

#javascript

An Introduction to Jedlik: Nicer DynamoDB for Developers

An object-document mapper (ODM) for Node, written in TypeScript, designed to make DynamoDB (Amazon’s hugely scalable document database service) easier to work with - http://amp.gs/Wsbj

#nodejs

Learning Flutter’s New Navigation and Routing System

How to use Flutter’s new Navigator and Router APIs - http://amp.gs/WDI9

#flutter

Demystifying angular/router: what is RouterScroller and why is it useful?

The RouterScroller entity is a very interesting part of the Angular Router. In this post, we're going to have a look at how it works, what makes its features possible and how it can be configured, depending on the developer's needs. - http://amp.gs/WDsA

#angular

Micro-FE Architecture: Webpack 5, Module Federation, and custom startup code.

Advanced implementation tactics to attach a startup sequence to micro-frontend applications designed using Module Federation. - http://amp.gs/Wuh4

#microfrontend

Building Scalable GraphQL APIs on AWS with CDK, TypeScript, AppSync, DynamoDB, and Lambda

AWS AppSync is a managed serverless GraphQL service and you can bring it together with numerous other technologies to create powerful solutions like a real-time GraphQL API as here. - http://amp.gs/WJhk

#aws #graphql

Logical Layout Enhancements With Flow-Relative Shorthands

Adam Argyle and Oriol Brufau give an introduction to logical property shorthands and inset properties. - http://amp.gs/W0GB

#css

RSLint: A Super Fast JS Linter Written in Rust

Last week we mentioned the Go-powered esbuild bundler but now Rust wants a turn at creating performance-focused JavaScript tooling. This seems to be a bit of a trend as Dr. Axel mentions next.. - http://amp.gs/WKxZ

#javascript #rslint

7 Best Angular Component Libraries to use in 2020

Angular is one of the elite JavaScript framework with more than 60,000 GitHub stars. Developed by Google and based on TypeScript, Angular is capable of delivering great web applications with high web page performances. - http://amp.gs/W3fv

#angular

How to Integrate Firebase Crashlytics in Your Flutter Apps - http://amp.gs/WHTB

#flutter

Build an Authenticated JAMstack App with Next.js, Airtable, Tailwind CSS, and Auth0

A detailed guide to building a Jamstack application with authentication features using Next.js. Be sure to check out the accompanying video tutorial series. - http://amp.gs/W2Z7

#nodejs

CSS Text Effects - Five Minimal Examples

Ryan Finni showcases some nice, minimal examples of CSS Text Effects. - http://amp.gs/WwnN

#css

Understanding TypeScript Generics

An introduction to the use of generics in TypeScript with examples grounded in real-world use cases. This is a long article that goes into a lot of depth. - http://amp.gs/WwKW

#typescript

A very powerful tool 💪 for those who are familiar with the React development tool, as well as for designers and front-enders, has been featured on Product Hunt today! 🔥

Quarkly.io is a hybrid code editor, es7 code execution environment, module assembly and graphics editor. It is definitely a product of the day (or maybe even a week), which is worth taking a closer look at by everyone who is in one way or another involved in the development of websites and web apps!

Video trailer: https://youtu.be/Rzgdz1mbLbE

If you liked the project and want to support it, follow the link: https://u.to/dDUmGg

Why React Hooks Over Higher-Order Components

Robin is back with a fantastic set of examples demonstrating the advantages of using hooks over higher-order components. - http://amp.gs/WFeq

#react