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The Future of State Management in Vue.js

Before Vue 3, the choice for state management was clearly Vuex. But with the new composition API architecture, reactivity mechanism, and some new players in the game, the choice now might be different. - https://fadamakis.medium.com/the-future-of-state-management-in-vue-js-fa3f94865d1f

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Modern Web App Design Patterns

A free book you can download in PDF format or enjoy on the Web. Learn about lots of fundamentals, from how different styles of rendering or importing resources work to performance optimizations and case studies. There’s a lot to enjoy and a fantastic team behind it, too. - https://www.patterns.dev/

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Understanding useMemo and useCallback

Many find these hooks confusing. This tutorial takes a crack at what they do exactly, why they’re useful and how to get the most out of them – and all in Josh’s usual highly accessible and engaging style. - https://www.joshwcomeau.com/react/usememo-and-usecallback/

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The Advanced Guide to the CSS :has() Selector

Rahul Chhodde explains the need for the :has() selector, its general usage, various applications and use cases from simple to advanced, browser compatibility, and the fallbacks. - https://blog.logrocket.com/advanced-guide-css-has-selector

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React Error Boundaries: A Guide

Not properly catching errors thrown by third-party libraries or React hooks can have them end up reaching the top-level of the main execution thread, resulting in the dreaded “white screen” scenario. The official docs on error boundaries also remain useful. - https://meticulous.ai/blog/react-error-boundaries-complete-guide/

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TypeScript 4.8 Released

The typed superset of JavaScript continues to remain popular. 4.8 is more a minor evolution than a revolution, but makes improvements to inference, correctness and consistency, file watching, and serious speedups on rebuilds. - https://devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/announcing-typescript-4-8/

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