Testing Vue Components with Cypress

Cypress now supports component testing in addition to E2E testing. In this article, you'll learn what it is like to work with Cypress component tests with Vue.js. - http://amp.gs/jtBIK

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9 Ideas For Angular That Are Often Overlooked by Developers

How to make your code better and easier to maintain - http://amp.gs/jtBWb

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Micro-Frontends From the Begining to Expert

In this article, I will arrange all the previous articles and videos in a way that can help people understand… - http://amp.gs/jtn3f

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Getting Started with Validation in Node

You’ve got a webapp and you want to validate the data it’s sent, but there are lots of options. Here Simon breaks down one approach using JSON schemas along with Ajv. - http://amp.gs/jtGUR

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Advanced Roadmap for React.js developers

This roadmap will give you an idea about the landscape and guide you if you are confused about where to begin… - http://amp.gs/jtxvA

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JavaScript Programming Styles: Best Practices

Having good practices not only refers to those that have a better performance, but also to the way you program, especially about styles. In this article, get to know the best practices in JavaScript Programming Styles. - http://amp.gs/jtfe5

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Adding a Dyslexia-Friendly Mode to a Website

John C Barstow explains how you can adapt your web designs to be more accommodating for people with dyslexia with a bit of CSS. - http://amp.gs/jtCTV

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How to use CKEditor with Nuxt.js

CKEditor is one of the best WYSIWYG rich text editors. Here you'll learn how to use it in your Nuxt.js projects. - http://amp.gs/jtkI5

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Announcing General Availability for the Google Mobile Ads SDK for Flutter - http://amp.gs/jtkLr

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An Introduction to Redux Toolkit for Beginners

Redux Toolkit is a "batteries-included toolset for efficient Redux development." - http://amp.gs/jtedr

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Seven Ways to Improve Node Performance at Scale

Some basic advice including using timeouts and caching, profiling and monitoring your code, and how clustering and load balancing can help. - http://amp.gs/jt7ho

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How JavaScript Engines Achieve Great Performance

If you’ve ever wondered what it is browsers actually do to get JavaScript to execute quickly, this post digs into it a little. - http://amp.gs/jtPpw

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From My Point of Vue: Headless Components

Learn about how headless components handle logic and behavior separate from UI. This gives the responsibility of how the component looks to the consumer. - http://amp.gs/jtPA4

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Conditional Border Radius In CSS

Ahmad Shadeed shows how to use CSS comparison functions to create a conditional border radius. - http://amp.gs/jtyIF

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Using Web Workers to Boost Third-Party Script Performance

A look at Partytown, a still experimental library that aims to improve third-party script performance using Web Worker technology. - http://amp.gs/jtyVS

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Extracting Image Metadata (EXIF) using Node

Extra data can sometimes be stored inside images, such as geolocation coordinates, text strings, and more, and it can be extracted from Node code. - http://amp.gs/jtyw0

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Creating a React Component with TDD

TDD doesn’t often get a lot of airtime in the React ecosystem, but this article counteracts that trend with the application of its principles in a full-cycle tutorial. - http://amp.gs/jthnx

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Vuex With Class Components

Learn how to accomplish state management using Vuex with TypeScript and class components. - http://amp.gs/jthw2

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The 2021 Web Almanac — CSS

Eric A. Meyer and Shuvam Manna are covering trends, changes, and patterns in CSS use across the web in the CSS chapter of the latest edition of Web Almanac. - http://amp.gs/jtvdY

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Important Architecture Decisions for Your Angular Application

Making your angular application more robust - http://amp.gs/jtgkd

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Microfrontends: Which Framework to Use?

In the past few years, I have been helping many clients and companies move to Microfrontends. We always start… - http://amp.gs/jtEml

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