Asynchronous Modules and Components in Angular Ivy

Ivy engine has brought (and also will bring) a huge amount of new features. Honestly, I always dreamed of having an opportunity to load modules asynchronously, and most importantly, components, you can do that with one line of code in Vue - http://amp.gs/Q0Xq

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Debugging Layout Repaint Issues Triggered by CSS Transition

Dzhavat Ushev demonstrates how to find a solution to an issue with layout repaint. - http://amp.gs/QKK4

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Should You Really Use useMemo?

In a natural follow up to Max Rozen’s Understanding When to Use useMemo which we featured recently, the author of this article first states a hypothosis about useMemo performance and then rigorously tests it and reports the raw data. Results that may, yet again, change your mind about the value of useMemo. - http://amp.gs/Q3G9

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How to Create a Custom GitHub Action with Node

Extensive notes (and a 15-minute screencast) on building your own custom action for GitHub’s Actions CI/CD system – specifically in this case to give thanks on new pull requests. - http://amp.gs/Q33A

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Is Angular Still Alive?

When I started my career as a software engineer, Angular was the first framework I learned. At that time, it was the most popular and most used JavaScript framework among developers. But with the development of frameworks like React and Vue, Angular seems to have lost its position as a top JavaScript front-end framework and there is a huge debate over the pros and cons of learning it. - http://amp.gs/QHkh

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Seven Interview Questions on JavaScript Closures

You might want to revise A Simple Explanation of JavaScript Closures before you take these on - http://amp.gs/QHuj

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vno: a vue / deno love story – Andrew Rehrig

Deno is a new runtime for JavaScript and TypeScript. Since you can’t use it directly with Vue-CLI (which requires Node.js), the community has created vno, a CLI tool for Deno to compile and bundle Vue single-file components. Impressive! - http://amp.gs/Q2mR

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Styling Scrollbars With CSS

Chris Bongers shares some tips on styling scrollbars. - http://amp.gs/Q2Fg

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Unit Testing Your Gatsby Site with Jest and React Testing library

The detailed, generously illustrated guide to get unit testing going on your Gatsby site. While sometimes tedious to setup, the author asserts the effort to implement this type of testing is worth it. - http://amp.gs/Qwis

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Clean Code Checklist in Angular

Angular has rapidly grown to become one of the most popular frameworks for building front-end, cross-platform web applications. It gives you a lot of the out-of-the-box features, such as a routing system, a dependency injection framework, forms handling, etc. Angular also enforces you to use both TypeScript and RxJS, since its already part of the Angular ecosystem. This extensive width of features makes Angular a good candidate for large enterprise solutions. - http://amp.gs/QFJm

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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/QXis

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7 Vue Patterns That You Should Be Using More Often – Fotis Adamakis

A list of less-known tricks and patterns that can be useful across different use cases. - http://amp.gs/QLUG

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A beginner’s guide to React Server-Side Rendering (SSR)

In this lesson, we are going to talk about server-side rendering (SSR), its benefits, and its pitfalls. Then we will set up a mini React project and an express server (Node.js) to demonstrate how SSR can be achieved. - http://amp.gs/QWUC

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The Top 15 AWS Architecture Blog Posts of 2020

This is a good retrospective to some useful blog posts if you’re working with AWS. - http://amp.gs/QWL9

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Serverless TypeScript: A Complete Setup for AWS SAM Lambdas

A workflow for creating TypeScript-based AWS Lambda functions with AWS SAM that support testing, debugging, etc. and using shared layers to package dependencies. - http://amp.gs/QaRy

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The Ultimate CSS Grid Tutorial for Beginners (With Interactive Examples)

Louis Lazaris created a CSS grid tutorial for beginners, discussing the various parts of the Grid Layout spec with lots of interactive examples. - http://amp.gs/QoPA

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Inputs and Outputs: Working With Angular Components

Learn to use Input properties and Output events to manage parent and child components - http://amp.gs/QMyM

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How to Structure a Vue.js Project

There are many ways to arrange a Vue.js project folder. Here's an approach that will work for both small and large projects. - http://amp.gs/Q5P5

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Turn Google Sheets into a REST API and Use It with React

An easy way to eliminate the obstacles which have previously prevented getting all that Google Sheets data into your React app. - http://amp.gs/QQmS

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9 (FREE) JavaScript Books That Are Well Worth Reading

Books are great, but books on subjects that evolve as fast as JavaScript can be a problem. While shiny and… - http://amp.gs/Qcpp

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