Time to Say Goodbye to Enzyme.js?

Enzyme is a long standing React component testing library originally built at Airbnb. However, “the world has already moved - to React Testing Library” claims the author who has a variety of other reasons to consider dropping it. - http://amp.gs/j8IPc

#react

Angular Pipe Performance — Build a super-duper fast Angular pipe ⚡️

Looking to make your Angular pipes perform like a dashing cheetah? Then here’s how to create a fast… - http://amp.gs/j8jeE

#angular

A Complete Guide to Dark Mode on the Web

Dark mode has gained a lot of traction recently. Like Apple, for instance, has added dark mode to its iOS and MacOS operating systems. Windows and Google have done the same. - http://amp.gs/j88ho

#css

Mobile Palette Generator

A color palette generator that generates secondary and accent colors based on a primary color you provide. Shows you a preview of the color scheme on mobile UIs. - http://amp.gs/j88KH

#webtools

npm audit: Broken by Design

Dan says it best: “The way npm audit works is broken. Its rollout as a default after every npm install was rushed, inconsiderate, and inadequate for the front-end tooling.” Dan adopts an unusually snarky tone but does a good job of demonstrating why getting panicked about vulnerabilities as if they’re all as important as each other can be a bad thing. - http://amp.gs/j8T9u

#nodejs

Tips and Tricks For Building Fast And Light VueJS SPAs

Read this article for tips on building amazing single-page applications with Vue. - http://amp.gs/j8zED

#vue

Monorepos in JavaScript, Anti-Pattern

Something I’ve noticed more lately, is this trend of having several npm micro-packages all contained in one… - http://amp.gs/j81R6

#monorepo

The State of Web Workers in 2021

The web is typically single-threaded, but two years ago Surma told us why to always use Web Workers to bring multithreading to your solutions despite the difficulties. Almost every client supports them now, so Surma makes the case again and explains why Web Workers deserve a place in your projects. - http://amp.gs/j8YdI

#javascript

Creating a Multi-Author Blog with Next.js

The latest instalment in this informal series of case studies which focus on a big, audacious project goal and then parses it out into a manageable series of steps. - http://amp.gs/j8t4L

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How To Implement Micro-Frontend Architecture With Angular

Everything you need to know about microservice oriented architecture for the frontend from beginner to… - http://amp.gs/j8mSr

#angular

Working with Vue and Apollo GraphQL

GraphQL is an alternative to traditional RESTFul APIs for data fetching. Learn how to set it up with Vue 3 and the Apollo GraphQL client. - http://amp.gs/j8ZiG

#vue

TypeScript and Native ESM on Node.js

This topic comes up time and time again, and for good reason - it’s the way things are headed. Dr. Axel covers the essentials you need to know in order to use and produce native ECMAScript/ES modules on Node when using TypeScript. - http://amp.gs/j8pAS

#nodejs

Refactoring CSS: Introduction

Adrian Bece explains how to approach the CSS refactoring process and gives some general pros and cons. - http://amp.gs/j8l0Z

#css

An Introduction to Test Driven Development in Flutter

The first part in a series on how to apply the basic principles of Test Driven Development to a Flutter app. - http://amp.gs/j8B3l

#flutter

Most Common Errors Encountered In Angular With Solution

While coding we tackle issues on a daily basis. Some of which are functional bugs and some of which are… - http://amp.gs/j8nsu

#angular

How to useContext in React

Almost two years on, the author follows up the first part of this two part series on useContext. In this latter piece, he focuses specifically on the useContext hook. - http://amp.gs/j8GFB

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Building an API with Nest.js: A 39 Part Series

Nest.js is a popular Node server side app framework and this epic series is a must-see for anyone who wants to learn how to use it or even an existing user who needs their memory jogged. - http://amp.gs/j8x3a

#nodejs

5 Vue.js Utilities You're Likely to Need

If you ever need to build an administrative tool using VueJS, you will probably need a few third-party components to help you deal with some complex user-interface behaviors. - http://amp.gs/j8f7M

#vue

How to Use Promise.all()

Handle multiple promises at once, in parallel, and then get the result in a single aggregate array. - http://amp.gs/j8fcW

#javascript

How to Use Async/Await to Write Better JavaScript Code

“async/await" is a special syntax you can use in JavaScript that makes working with promises easier. In this tutorial, learn why it is surprisingly straightforward to understand and use. - http://amp.gs/j8Cst

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What’s The Best Place to Host a Next.js Site?

A really detailed look at deploying a Next.js app to Vercel, Netlify, Layer0 and Heroku and rating them based upon a variety of factors. - http://amp.gs/j8kZp

#react #nextjs