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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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State of CSS 2022 Survey is Now Open

The annual developer survey about the latest trends in CSS is now open. Make sure to fill it out so we can all understand better where we are and where we’re going. - https://stateofcss.com/en-us

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10 Algorithms Every Developer Should Learn

Learning algorithms are important because they teach you how to approach problems. That’s why Codesphere assembled a list of 10 algorithms that aspiring developers should work through to get comfortable with thinking algorithmically. - https://medium.com/codesphere-cloud/10-algorithms-every-developer-should-learn-628faf0f9234

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Create a Dialog Component Using the Native Dialog Element in Angular

In this article, we’ll create a dialog component by using the new dialog element, which is already supported… - https://netbasal.com/create-a-dialog-component-using-the-native-dialog-element-in-angular-321aeda2908f

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Type-Level TypeScript: The Basics

A beautifully presented guide to types, complete with challenges to solve. While 11 'chapters' are promised to take you ‘from intermediate to advanced’, only the first two are currently available. They cover the fundamentals of what types of types TypeScript makes available to us. - https://type-level-typescript.com/

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Flutter vs. React Native: Which is the Right Framework for You?

Even if you’re heavily into React, Google’s Flutter has probably popped up on your radar if you want to build a cross-platform app upon a single codebase. Isaac compares these two popular and competing options. - https://stackoverflow.blog/2022/10/31/comparing-frameworks-for-cross-platform-apps-flutter-vs-react-native/

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How to Build, Test, and Publish a TypeScript npm Package in 2022

The bare basic steps in a short and sweet walkthrough. - https://www.strictmode.io/articles/build-test-and-publish-npm-package-2022

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How to Deal with Caching and Dynamic Content in Nuxt

This article will teach you everything you need to know to make your server-side or statically generated Single Page Applications ready to be cached and distributed through a CDN. - https://vuestorefront.io/blog/how-to-deal-with-caching-and-dynamic-content

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A Love Letter to React

Actually, less a love letter but rather an independent enumeration of React’s positive qualities from the folks at Flyio. An interesting angle is the author is the creator of Elixir’s Phoenix framework which itself borrows ideas from React. - https://fly.io/blog/love-letter-react/

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TypeScript and ECMAScript Modules in Node.js

An official docs page focusing on the use of ESM with Node.js in TypeScript projects, something that has become viable in recent releases. - https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/esm-node.html

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