Decorators for ES6 Classes Proposal (Mostly) Reaches Stage 3 at TC39

We first linked to this proposal three years ago but it’s now conditionally made it to stage 3 (with some tweaks required) and people are very excited. Despite dating from 2019, Mike Green’s explanation of the idea remains a good accessible overview of the basic idea, if the proposal feels too technical. - http://amp.gs/jl2x0

#javascript

React Libraries for 2022

The React ecosystem has become so big — we routinely track over 1500 React-related libraries ourselves — the problem is more one of being spoilt for choice than not having what you need. This list represents a sound place when selecting libraries for a new project and is an update of an older, popular list Robin put together. - http://amp.gs/jl25I

#react

CSS Parent Selector

Ahmad Shadeed explains what problem :has solves, how it works, where and how you can use it, along with some use-cases and examples. - http://amp.gs/jlwrY

#css

How to Use a Proxy in Next.js

A proxy is used to act as a relay between clients and servers and can be easily implemented in Next.js apps. - http://amp.gs/jlFmH

#nodejs

SEO in Angular with SSR - Part I - http://amp.gs/jlFFf

#angular

Free programming courses & quests with cash rewards for your time in one place 📚💰

StackUp is a platform for devs where you can learn about programming languages like Python, HTML, Rust, Go & Web3.0 technologies, all while earning. Rewards are given after successful completion of quests.

To sign up use code "FRONTENDEV" and gain early access: https://bit.ly/3sGMENk

With new campaigns every week, you can earn from a pool of over 10,000USD in cash rewards each month. 🚀

Infinite Scrolling in Web: Ultimate Guide

All you need to know about infinite scrolling engineering. Patterns behind it and web-implementation details including virtualization - http://amp.gs/jlX4A

#javascript

How to Create a Custom Hook

Every week we’re including links to a variety of hooks (see the ‘Quick Bits’ section in this issue, for instance) but if you’ve been wondering how you could create your own, Robin boils it down to the basics here. - http://amp.gs/jlLjB

#react

14 Linting Rules To Help You Write Asynchronous JS Code

Walks through a variety of rules shipped by default with ESLint – an interesting way to learn some best practices. - http://amp.gs/jlLJN

#javascript

Angular Performant List Rendering

As an Angular developer, no doubt, you use *ngFor many times every day. There are a couple of things we can do to squeeze more performance out of Angular when rendering our list-like component items. - http://amp.gs/jlWgF

#angular

Building a Dialog Component

Adam Argyle gives a foundational overview of building color-adaptive, responsive, and accessible mini and mega modals with the <dialog> element. - http://amp.gs/jlWQz

#css

Create a Node.js Video Streaming Application

Hi folks, in this article, I am going to show you a very simple Node.js application to stream videos online… - http://amp.gs/jlasq

#nodejs

The What, When, Why and How of Next.js’ New Middleware Feature

A look at a new beta feature in Next.js 12.0: middleware. - http://amp.gs/jloPC

#react

Why Did Both Vue and React Choose Hooks?

In this article, you'll get an understanding of the "hooks" pattern and why it has been adopted in React and Vue (Composition API). - http://amp.gs/jloMR

#vue

What’s New in HTTP/3?

A walkthrough of HTTP/0.9, HTTP/1.0, HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2, and HTTP/3 - http://amp.gs/jlMSi

#http

8 Best JavaScript Email API Libraries - http://amp.gs/jl5tQ

#nodejs

Event Emitters in Angular

When you start learning Angular one of the first things you learn is how to communicate between child and… - http://amp.gs/jl548

#angular

CSS :has() A Parent Selector Now

Matthias Ott shares a short introduction to :has() pseudo-class. - http://amp.gs/jl5LV

#css

Micro-Frontends with Webpack 5 Module Federation

How micro frontend applications can tame the monolith beast - http://amp.gs/jlQxe

#microfrontends