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Advanced Router Configuration In Angular

All of us use Routing as part of one or the other application to allow the user to navigate from one page to another via routes. Angular comes with a default solution known as RouterModule for implementing Routing in the application. - http://amp.gs/McYU

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Fixing Memory Leaks in Web Applications

When the front-end became more dynamic, part of the bargain was that front-end developers would have to deal with “a new class of problems that don’t really exist in the server-rendered world”.. including avoiding memory leaks on 101 different types of client device. Here’s an introduction to client-side memory leaks and how to begin investigating them. - http://amp.gs/M6lT

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The Art of Building Real-Life Components

Ahmad Shadeed gives a detailed walkthrough to building a component with all its complexities and intricacies. - http://amp.gs/MbPE

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Why We Still Need State Management Systems in Vue 3 — But Not the Way You Think

The Composition API gives us great flexibility - but how can we gather the insights we are used to by Vue.js Devtools integrations like Vuex? - http://amp.gs/5IZI

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Minimal React: Getting Started with the Frontend Library

JavaScript's esteemed Dr. Axel explains how to get started with React while using as few libraries as possible, including his own state management approach. This dates from 2020 but we didn't cover it at the time. - http://amp.gs/5jl7

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Preventing Angular Subscription Memory Leaks

Don’t let your app get sluggish, handle your subscriptions - http://amp.gs/5TvX

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Refactoring a Redux App to use Recoil

Get hands-on with Facebook’s Recoil library by refactoring a Redux app and comparing their differences in implementation. Another item from 2020 we didn't get to include at the time. - http://amp.gs/5zzF

#react #recoil
Lessons Learned Building WATCH3R

The author of WATCHE3R has documented their thoughts around building a production application using Vue 3. - http://amp.gs/51Y5

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WTFJS: A List of Funny and 'Tricky' JavaScript Examples

This has been around for years but continues to resonate with developers and gets various tweaks and adjustments. Worth it if you want to take a look into some of the more “uh, what?” corners of JS. - http://amp.gs/51Qi

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An Angular Roadmap — The Past, Present, and Future of Angular

As of November 2020, Angular version 11.0.0 is now available. While this release brings many updates to the platform, the most significant features include faster builds with TypeScript 4.0, component test harnesses, and ESLint updates. - http://amp.gs/5YWA

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The State of JS 2020 Survey Results

23,765 people from 137 countries took part in the recent State of JS survey and while there are some common criticisms of the project, the results are nonetheless interesting and we’ll be digging into some in forthcoming issues. - http://amp.gs/5tLa

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User-Friendly Logging with TypeScript and Node

Writing comprehensive logging using text styling and emojis. - http://amp.gs/5mxQ

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Vue 3.0: What I’m Most Excited About

In this post, we will look at the new and exciting features shipped with the latest version of Vue JS. - http://amp.gs/5ZTr

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Seven React Native Packages to Know in 2021

A basic yet fairly complete library which implements features many mobile app users have come to expect in their user experience. - http://amp.gs/5pIJ

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Ten Best Practices to Containerize Node Web Apps with Docker

Production-grade guidelines for building optimized and secure Node-based Docker images whether for microservices, server-side rendering, or stand alone apps. - http://amp.gs/5ltj

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Angular—Introduction to service inheritance

Inheritance is one of the most popular ways to reuse code in Angular. It has been used very frequently to build components. Yet, not many developers will apply inheritance to service. In fact, service inheritance is much cleaner and easier to maintain comparing with component inheritance. It can be a good alternative of component inheritance in some cases. - http://amp.gs/5BBP

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