Angular Feature Flags: Feature toggle applications by using command line environment variables

Angular comes with great built-in support for configuring multiple environments. But sometimes we want to simply pass in environment variables through the command line to toggle certain runtime features. This can be a pain using environment.ts files as we need to create a new environment.ts file for every single feature flag. - http://amp.gs/oktu

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The Ultimate AJAX Guide For Vue.js Apps

In this article, I'll first show you how to AJAX-enable a Vue app before getting into the most useful patterns for managing AJAX requests. I'll explain each pattern, give an example, and cover the pros and cons as well. - http://amp.gs/okDd

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How To Build A GraphQL Server Using Next.js API Routes

Before you kick-off your new project with the usual combination of REST and GraphQL, consider Next.js API Routes as an alternative. It may be a better choice if you plan on eventually extending your app with a backend. - http://amp.gs/oeha

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Creating Websites With prefers-reduced-data

Kilian Valkhof explains how to use the media query prefers-reduced-data to keep your sites accessible to everyone. - http://amp.gs/o7lb

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Hazelcast's Journey to a High-Performance Node Library

If you’ve not worked in the Java space at all, Hazelcast may be new to you, but it’s a long standing “data grid” that, in many ways, was rather ahead of its time. Naturally, there’s a Node client library but the developers wanted it to be really fast and wrote up how they achieved this here. - http://amp.gs/oPfv

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Publishing Flutter Firebase App to Play Store

A quick guide running through how to submit your Flutter applications with Firebase to the Google Play Store. - http://amp.gs/oyEX

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Angular 10 Directives — Part of Angular Advanced Series

In this section, I will be explaining directives in detail.
Just for the recap, from the previous tutorial, there are three types of directives.
- Components
- Structural Directives
- Attribute Directives
http://amp.gs/ohfQ

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The Most Accurate Way to Schedule a Function in the Browser

A detailed analysis of three JavaScript timeout strategies and how they perform in thousands of web contexts. A bit of a micro-optimization for sure, but it’s interesting to dig into the weeds like this. - http://amp.gs/ovkT

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Quick Tutorial CSS Tip: How to Show Source Code the Easy Way

Christian Heilmann shares how to show the source code on a page easily. - http://amp.gs/ogyD

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Useful Custom Hooks for Tired React Devs

The author asserts that in addition to being able to maintain state, React Hooks are also reactive and composable. Given that’s the case, why not use them to make things more efficient by reusing existing behaviours you have already implemented? - http://amp.gs/oEni

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4 Ways To Boost Your Vue.js App With Webpack

Webpack is an essential tool for developing Vue.js single page applications. It makes your development workflow much simpler by managing complex build steps and can optimise your apps size and performance.

In this article I'll explain four ways that Webpack can enhance your Vue app, including:

Single file components
Optimising the Vue build
Browser cache management
Code splitting
http://amp.gs/oVBe

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How to Structure Maintainable Angular Project

Although Angular by design handles project complexity well it’s often hard to preserve good organisation as the project develops and as new functionalities come into place and old need to be altered. -http://amp.gs/o9Vv

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50 Javascript Best Practice Rules to Write Better Code

Javascript is powerful and flexible which allows you to code any way you like and try some very unusual things which can lead to a bug in your code. Here are 50 things I learned about coding in Javascript you should know about. - http://amp.gs/o4eE

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How To Secure Node Apps with a Content Security Policy

CSP is an approach (involving an HTTP header) to provide added protection against cross-site scripting and similar issues. This thorough tutorial covers its use from an example Express app. - http://amp.gs/oREV

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30 Programming Jokes That Will Make You Laugh

Being a programmer is a fun job. And many funny incidents occur throughout a programmer’s career. Here are a few jokes that can be relatable to you as a programmer.
I hope you enjoy the below compilation of jokes. Let’s get started. - http://amp.gs/oU9o

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The Rules of Margin Collapse

Josh W. Comeau dives deep into the details of margin collapsing and demystifies this notoriously-confusing mechanism. - http://amp.gs/odeq

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Seven Things Every React Project Should Start With

We try not to forget that each week we have lots of readers who are new to React. Specifically for those folks–but of some interest to all–here’s an opinionated checklist of what your new project should include. - http://amp.gs/oO7D

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How to Save and Read Data from Shared Preferences in Flutter

Shared preferences can be used to store a small amount of data in the local memory. - http://amp.gs/orCF

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The best productivity tools for programmers

This article lists the 18 best programmer productivity tools to try out and to help you maintain your productivity levels high. - http://amp.gs/or3g

#tools #best

Building Medium Clone with Vue 3

A complete tutorial on using Vue 3 to build a Medium clone. - http://amp.gs/oSxy

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A Utility Class for Covering Elements

Michelle Barker demonstrates how to cover one element with another efficiently. - http://amp.gs/oSFN

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