Ways to Estimate npm Package Market Share

Industry analysis is far from an exact science, but it’s interesting to see the techniques and data sources you can use to estimate things like relative market share of various packages. - http://amp.gs/jnq7x

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Awesome React Components: A Curated List of, Perhaps Unsurprisingly, Components

A thorough (and frequently updated) compilation of just over 500 components in all sorts of categories from rich text editors and menus to trees and the perennial date picker. - http://amp.gs/jnqWM

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The Story of the Custom Scrollbar Using CSS

Tapas Adhikary gives a step-by-step guide on how you can customize the scrollbar with a bit of CSS. - http://amp.gs/jnsZg

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Angular’s Vision for the Future - http://amp.gs/jnsOI

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Nuxt3 for Vue.js Web Developers - http://amp.gs/jnsM5

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Isolating and Fixing a Memory Leak in a Real Node App

Specifically this is about how a team approached fixing a memory leak in a complex, real-world app, rather than just a simple example. - http://amp.gs/jnilh

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Applying SOLID Principles in React

The so-called SOLID object oriented design principles have stood the test of time—they were first introduced by Robert Martin in 2000. Although much has changed since, they are still valid and can be valuable when applied in React applications. - http://amp.gs/jnidu

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Two Lines of CSS That Boosts 7x Rendering Performance

Murtaza Nathani explains how content-visibility and contain-intrinsic-size can improve rendering performance. - http://amp.gs/jni5H

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Ecma International Approves ECMAScript 2022, But What’s New?

Thanks Ecma – ECMAScript 2022 is now an approved standard. JavaScript’s resident doctor brings us up to speed with what this means in practice, as well as answering a few common questions. You’ll already be using some of these features – this is mostly about tying up the formalities. On to ES2023.. - http://amp.gs/jnDE1

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Introduction to Deploying Angular Micro Frontends with Netlify

This series of articles will aim to showcase the process of scaffolding and deploying a Micro Frontend… - http://amp.gs/jnu89

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How To Set Up a GraphQL API Server in Node

Tania is back with another well written practical walkthrough (her webpack 5 and Map and Set tutorials are great past highlights). - http://amp.gs/jnuiU

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The Tale of Refactoring a 2700 Line React Component

Part (quite opinionated) tutorial and part story focusing on reducing and rationalizing existing code rather than creating more. - http://amp.gs/jnJp4

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Testing Pinia — Is Vuex Out of the Race?

Let's have a look at the overall design of both Pinia and Vuex to see if we can spot some features and differences that might persuade us to use one over the other. - http://amp.gs/jnJ3Y

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Flutter in 2022: strategy and roadmap

Areas of focus for Flutter as we build growth and momentum - http://amp.gs/jn0ed

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The Guide To Windows High Contrast Mode

Cristian Díaz explains how to make your sites friendly for Windows High Contrast Mode by using a good set of practices, including the media query forced-colors and its toolset. - http://amp.gs/jn0w4

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Precise Timing with the Web Animations API

Working with timers in JavaScript can quickly get complicated. Kirill takes a look at how the Web Animations API could eliminate the need for such timers in certain cases. - http://amp.gs/jnKh9

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Vue Use State Effect - Your small and fast alternative to Vuex and Pinia.

Do you even need Pinia or Vuex? Many developers decided to go with the new path and use composables to share small and reactive states in their projects. - http://amp.gs/jnKcr

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Optimizing Node.js Dependencies in AWS Lambda

Node.js was the first runtime that AWS’s Lambda serverless platform supported and it’s still a fantastic fit. Nonetheless, there are some performance aspects to keep in mind to help with those ‘cold starts’ – this post focuses on the role of bundling to improve said performance. - http://amp.gs/jn3VL

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Reading React's Source Code

What better way to get a feel for a project than to dive into the code? Despite being daunted by the process, Alex decided to take a look, focusing mostly on React’s design and the practices employed by React’s developers over the years. - http://amp.gs/jnH89

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