Additive Animations in CSS

Daniel C. Wilson demonstrates how to use two simultaneous animations in CSS that modify the same property with the composite option. - http://amp.gs/aZu3

#css

Introducing the Async Cookie Store API (in Chrome 87)

A look at a new API that exposes cookies to service workers and provides an async alternative to document.cookie that also lets you react to cookie changes in real time. - http://amp.gs/apRm

#javascript

Building a Pannable, Zoomable Canvas

Digital mapping proved that panning and zooming are natural and intuitive ways to navigate content which exceeds available screen real estate. This series of well explained and well illustrated examples brings the same concept to any app. - http://amp.gs/alEY

#react

Explore Lottie Animation In Flutter

How to use Lottie, a JSON-based animation file format, in your mobile apps built with Flutter. - http://amp.gs/aBV0

#flutter

73 Awesome NPM Packages for Productivity

This is one of those ‘grab bag’ list style posts we used to include a lot more several years ago, but it’s a reasonably good one if you fancy a quick browse. - http://amp.gs/anhW

#npm

3 Things I Wish I Knew When I Started Using Angular 2+

It’s 2020, and Angular is on version 10 with over 1200 contributors and 18,500 commits. It’s safe to say that this project has picked up some momentum over the years. - http://amp.gs/aGyV

#angular

What Vue.js Does Better Than React

“I love and use React daily but was curious if there’s anything from Vue that React could learn from. Turns out there is! This post collects my findings.” - http://amp.gs/axSi

#vue

Comparing Various Ways to Hide Things in CSS

Marko Ilic reviews different techniques for hiding things in CSS and explains how to decide which to use and when. - http://amp.gs/afRL

#css

11 Frontend tricks that most Frontend Developers don’t know about

This post by Daniel Anderson unveils the interesting tricks which a lot of frontend developers don’t know about to do with HTML/ JS/ CSS. - http://amp.gs/aCUJ

#tips

Apple Bringing Face ID and Touch ID to the Web

Multi-factor authentication has taken off online in a big way, but can often require clumsy mechanisms like text messages or third party apps to work. So Apple is bringing its native Face ID and Touch ID mechanisms to the Web on top of the Web Authentication API. - http://amp.gs/akNX

#news

Announcing Ionic Vue: A Native Vue Version of Ionic Framework - http://amp.gs/aeV6

#vue

Using A Progressive-Search Optimization When Filtering Arrays In Angular 10.1.6

The other day, Ben looked at a search optimization in Angular 10 in which he use a single, pre-compiled keyword value as his search target. That optimization allows him to search across an aggregation of values with a single operation. In this article, he wanted to follow-up with another search optimization that he enjoys: using a progressive-search to filter on an increasingly small number of records in Angular 10.1.6. - http://amp.gs/a7O4

#angular

Understand Functional Programming In JavaScript

An introduction to understanding how functional programming, a powerful approach when working with JavaScript or other programming languages, works. - http://amp.gs/aPSL

#javascript

Supercharged Testing with Wallaby.js

As if by magic Wallaby.js continuously runs your tests and immediately reports results back to your code editor even before you save the file. The real time feedback should result in more robust code. - http://amp.gs/ayVp

#react

Sass Vars, CSS Vars, and Semantic Theme Vars

Dave Rupert outlines some considerations for creating CSS variables with semantic names that work in both light and dark situations. - http://amp.gs/ahU0

#css

What To Know About iPhone 12 Screen Sizes

The 2020 iPhone release brings four new models with three new device sizes including a 5.4” mini. Here’s a recap of what you need to know to update your apps for the new devices. - http://amp.gs/avSf

#news

5 Flutter Tools for Faster & More Productive Project Development - http://amp.gs/agTj

#flutter

New possibilities with Angular’s push pipe - Part 2

The main idea behind the Angular push pipe is a new way of handling change detection locally instead of the global handling used in async pipe by Angular natively. It is implemented in a way we can get zone-less performance in zone-full applications. - http://amp.gs/ag0f

#angular

Pro Tips for Setting Up A React Native Project - http://amp.gs/aEyW

#reactnative

Tailwind Versus BEM

Eric Bailey compares Tailwind and BEM approaches to writing and maintaining CSS, and outlines benefits and drawbacks for both. - http://amp.gs/aEwK

#css

What Vue.js Does Better Than React

“I love and use React daily but was curious if there’s anything from Vue that React could learn from. Turns out there is! This post collects my findings.” - http://amp.gs/aV7z

#vue