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The Future of Rendering in React

This kicks off with a review of current patterns (CSR/SSR) and then moves on to some of the new rendering patterns such as streaming SSR and server components. This was also the basis of a recent talk at React Bangalore. - https://prateeksurana.me/blog/future-of-rendering-in-react/

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6 Reasons to choose Angular over React

I’ve written plenty of articles about Angular and React. Today, I want to go into 5 reasons why you would… - https://sam-redmond.com/5-reasons-to-choose-angular-over-react-e541e22873d5

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Getting Started with Vue + Alova

Alova is an RSM implementation library that solves problems in different request scenarios under the MVVM paradigm. - https://dev.to/coderhu/getting-started-with-vuealova-2fi

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Vercel Releases Next.js 13 at Next.js Conf

React-based site builder Next.js introduces some major changes in v13, with a big focus on beginning to reduce the amount of client JavaScript required to run apps. One huge development is the introduction of the app directory, which can include shared layouts, React Server Components for server-side component rendering, components that support streaming data and new data fetching capabilities. - https://nextjs.org/blog/next-13

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Lessons Learned in Moving to Recoil.js

Kitemaker recently moved to Recoil (a state management library from Facebook, but not the React team) to help remove unnecessary re-renders in their React app: this is what they learned along the way. - https://kitemaker.co/blog/lessons-learned-from-moving-to-recoil

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Node 18 Becomes Active LTS with v18.12.0

Formerly a ‘current’ release getting all the newest features, version 18 is now the active ‘Long Term Support’ release and will remain so until October 2023. Its codename is Hydrogen – quite fitting as the most abundant element in the universe. - https://nodejs.org/en/blog/release/v18.12.0/

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Testing Pinia Data Stores in Vue

This tutorial describes how to test Pinia data stores in Vue applications. - https://testdriven.io/blog/vue-pinia-testing/

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Creating a World-Class Code Playground with Sandpack

A couple of months ago we featured the release of CodeSandbox’s Sandpack, a toolkit for creating your own ‘live code editor’ components. Josh Comeau shows off how to actually use it to good effect to boost your blog posts, courses, etc. - https://www.joshwcomeau.com/react/next-level-playground/

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Code Coverage with Storybook Test Runner

Coverage reports can show you how much of your code is actually executed during testing and allow you to find untested edge cases – something you’ll definitely have as your app picks up more and more possible UI states. Storybook test runner now generates coverage reports to help with this and supports React, Svelte and Vue out of the box. - https://storybook.js.org/blog/code-coverage-with-the-storybook-test-runner/

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Use Cases for CSS Comparison Functions

Ahmad Shadeed explores a few use cases for comparison functions and explains each in detail. - https://ishadeed.com/article/use-cases-css-comparison-functions

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