Templating in Vue: Separation of Concerns or Separation of Technology?
In this article, Scott Molinari brings an interesting perspective on single-file components, the pattern you almost always find used in React or VueJS apps to break down application logic. - https://goo.gl/ko3yho
#vue
In this article, Scott Molinari brings an interesting perspective on single-file components, the pattern you almost always find used in React or VueJS apps to break down application logic. - https://goo.gl/ko3yho
#vue
Medium
Templating in Vue: Separation of Concerns or Separation of Technology or something else?
There is a past video of a Facebook team member, Pete Hunt, trying to sell JSX. He says, as does others, that the separation of HTML, CSS…
Nerv: A Fast IE8- and React 16-Compatible React Alternative
In a similar vein to Preact, Nerv bills itself as a tinier, faster React alternative and has browser compatibility as a particular focus. -
https://goo.gl/cKBkW8
#nerv
In a similar vein to Preact, Nerv bills itself as a tinier, faster React alternative and has browser compatibility as a particular focus. -
https://goo.gl/cKBkW8
#nerv
GitHub
NervJS/nerv
A blazing fast React alternative, compatible with IE8 and React 16. - NervJS/nerv
The Brutal Lifecycle of JavaScript Frameworks
Every now and then, a new framework pops up claiming it will revolutionize development. Until the next one. Stack Overflow looks at such lifecycles based on questions asked on its service. - https://goo.gl/SNbc22
#javascript #frameworks
Every now and then, a new framework pops up claiming it will revolutionize development. Until the next one. Stack Overflow looks at such lifecycles based on questions asked on its service. - https://goo.gl/SNbc22
#javascript #frameworks
Stack Overflow Blog
The Brutal Lifecycle of JavaScript Frameworks
JavaScript UI frameworks and libraries work in cycles. Every six months or so, a new one pops up, claiming that it has revolutionized UI development. Thousands of developers adopt it into their new projects, blog posts are written, Stack Overflow questions…
Up and Running with GraphQL in the Cloud using AWS AppSync
A hosted GraphQL service from Amazon could be a convenient backend for many types of React app. - https://goo.gl/YcPQ7W
#react #aws #graphql
A hosted GraphQL service from Amazon could be a convenient backend for many types of React app. - https://goo.gl/YcPQ7W
#react #aws #graphql
Hacker Noon
AWS AppSync — Up and Running with GraphQL in the Cloud
The AWS AppSync GraphQL service offers real-time updates and built-in offline support along with first class integration with…
What’s new in Vue Devtools 4.0
Vue.js team member Guillaume Chau dives into the new features and improvements in Vue Devtools 4. These including editable component data, filtering events by component, improvements to the layout and more! - https://goo.gl/FfBnaU
#vue #devTools
Vue.js team member Guillaume Chau dives into the new features and improvements in Vue Devtools 4. These including editable component data, filtering events by component, improvements to the layout and more! - https://goo.gl/FfBnaU
#vue #devTools
Medium
What’s new in Vue Devtools 4.0
A big update was released to the Vue devtools just a few days ago. Let’s dive into the new features and improvements! 🎄
Running a Node App on Amazon ECS: The EC2 Container Service Mega-Walkthrough
If you’re using Amazon Web Services, ECS can be attractive way to run apps - this article digs into why and some of the things to watch out for when using it to run Node apps. - https://goo.gl/X8iaEH
#aws #nodejs
If you’re using Amazon Web Services, ECS can be attractive way to run apps - this article digs into why and some of the things to watch out for when using it to run Node apps. - https://goo.gl/X8iaEH
#aws #nodejs
Learning to Operate Kubernetes Reliably
An in-depth post on why Stripe chose to build on top of Kubernetes, how they integrated Kubernetes into their existing infrastructure, and their approach to increasing reliability. - https://goo.gl/dfztqE
#kubernetes
An in-depth post on why Stripe chose to build on top of Kubernetes, how they integrated Kubernetes into their existing infrastructure, and their approach to increasing reliability. - https://goo.gl/dfztqE
#kubernetes
Stripe
Learning to operate Kubernetes reliably
We recently built a distributed [cron][] job scheduling system on top of [Kubernetes][kubernetes], an exciting new platform for container orchestration. Kubernetes is very popular right now and makes a lot of exciting promises: one of the most exciting is…
CSS Grid Layout Secrets Revealed
Dig into the CSS Grid Layout specification to uncover some features you might have missed – and some coming soon. - https://goo.gl/ivavxo
#css #grid
Dig into the CSS Grid Layout specification to uncover some features you might have missed – and some coming soon. - https://goo.gl/ivavxo
#css #grid
Creative Bloq
CSS Grid Layout secrets revealed
Dig into the CSS Grid Layout specification to uncover some features you might have missed – and some coming soon.
Getting Started with Augmented Reality in NativeScript
How you can build your first AR iOS app using NativeScript. - https://goo.gl/Ece6GR
#nativescript #ar
How you can build your first AR iOS app using NativeScript. - https://goo.gl/Ece6GR
#nativescript #ar
NativeScript.org
Getting Started with Augmented Reality in NativeScript
NativeScript lets you access iOS and Android APIs to build mobile apps using JavaScript, and ARKit is no exception. In this article we’ll look at how you can build your first AR iOS app using NativeScript.
Template Driven Form Validation In Vue.js
Template driven validation is a type of form validation where rules are set directly in the form elements using Vue.js directives. In this article, Ogundipe Samuel Ayo demonstrates how to do this using Vue and VeeValidate. - https://goo.gl/dpdih2
#vue #form #validation
Template driven validation is a type of form validation where rules are set directly in the form elements using Vue.js directives. In this article, Ogundipe Samuel Ayo demonstrates how to do this using Vue and VeeValidate. - https://goo.gl/dpdih2
#vue #form #validation
Scotch
Template Driven Form Validation In Vue.js
Template Driven Form Validation in Vue.js with VeeValidate
Cover Your Apps While Still Using npm
As an online platform, the npm registry will go down occasionally. That’s normal, but what can we do to mitigate the pains of a single point of failure? - https://goo.gl/PNkkJL
#nodejs #npm
As an online platform, the npm registry will go down occasionally. That’s normal, but what can we do to mitigate the pains of a single point of failure? - https://goo.gl/PNkkJL
#nodejs #npm
The NodeSource Blog - Node.js Tutorials, Guides, and Updates
Cover Your Apps While Still Using npm
The npm registry is a platform. There are outages. That's normal. Most worry about npm as a single point of failure–so what can you do to prevent that?
New Flexbox Guides on MDN
Eight new guides covering the real use cases of Flexbox, looking at where Grid should be used instead, and clarification on how the spec works with Writing Modes, Box Alignment and ordering of items. -
https://goo.gl/wTxUtu
#css #flexbox
Eight new guides covering the real use cases of Flexbox, looking at where Grid should be used instead, and clarification on how the spec works with Writing Modes, Box Alignment and ordering of items. -
https://goo.gl/wTxUtu
#css #flexbox
Mozilla Hacks – the Web developer blog
New flexbox guides on MDN – Mozilla Hacks - the Web developer blog
With Flexbox and Grid, plus the related specifications of Box Alignment and Writing Modes, we have new layout models for the web, which have been designed to enable the types ...
A Full Report on the Jan 6 'npm Incident'
In short, a user was inaccurately flagged as a spammer and the deactivation of their packages caused a cascade of issues. - https://goo.gl/AjzK66
#node #npm
In short, a user was inaccurately flagged as a spammer and the deactivation of their packages caused a cascade of issues. - https://goo.gl/AjzK66
#node #npm
The npm Blog
Incident report: npm, Inc. operations incident of January 6, 2018
On Saturday, January 6, 2018, we incorrectly removed the user floatdrop and blocked the discovery and download of all 102 of their packages on the public npm Registry. Some of those packages were...
Netlify features to surprise and delight
A quick list of some of the Netlify features you might not know about -
https://goo.gl/AEZsVM
#web
A quick list of some of the Netlify features you might not know about -
https://goo.gl/AEZsVM
#web
Medium
10 Netlify features to surprise and delight
I’ve been a keen Netlify customer for some time. In fact I became so enthusiastic that I recently joined the company.
Vue App Scaling, Analysis of Vuex and Comparison of State Management Solutions.
New to Vuex? Sergey Smolin has published a great tutorial on the concepts of Vuex, providing comparisons to similar software like Elm and Redux. - https://goo.gl/tuAKtz
#vue #vuex
New to Vuex? Sergey Smolin has published a great tutorial on the concepts of Vuex, providing comparisons to similar software like Elm and Redux. - https://goo.gl/tuAKtz
#vue #vuex
JSMegaTools
Vue app scaling, analysis of Vuex and comparison of state management solutions.
I am always interested in new tools that are inspired by other modern tools, that became popular earlier, because you can delegate 80/20 analysis of the world of web development to the creators of …
Changes to Chrome’s Video Autoplay Policy Now Rolling Out
Muted autoplay will be fine, but for audio to play some conditions must be met. Only in Chrome Canary for now, but if you use autoplaying videos you need to be prepared. - https://goo.gl/Z51FDn
#html
Muted autoplay will be fine, but for audio to play some conditions must be met. Only in Chrome Canary for now, but if you use autoplaying videos you need to be prepared. - https://goo.gl/Z51FDn
#html
Google Developers
Autoplay Policy Changes | Web
| Google Developers
| Google Developers
Learn best practices for good user experiences with the new autoplay policies in Chrome, coming January 2018.
D3 zoom — the missing manual
After watching Nadieh’s talk at Beyond Tellerrand all about data visualisation I was excited to come across this article detailing how zoom and scaling work with SVG and Canvas. - https://goo.gl/RnG6kW
#d3js
After watching Nadieh’s talk at Beyond Tellerrand all about data visualisation I was excited to come across this article detailing how zoom and scaling work with SVG and Canvas. - https://goo.gl/RnG6kW
#d3js
freeCodeCamp
D3 Zoom: The Missing Manual
How to zoom and pan in your data visualizations using SVG and Canvas — explained in simple steps and with examples
How Big Is That Box? Understanding Sizing in CSS Layouts
A great introduction to the concepts around lengths, units, and content-based sizing with layouts based on Grid and Flexbox. - https://goo.gl/s9w7w9
#css
A great introduction to the concepts around lengths, units, and content-based sizing with layouts based on Grid and Flexbox. - https://goo.gl/s9w7w9
#css
Smashing Magazine
How Big Is That Box? Understanding Sizing In CSS Layout
When starting to use Flexbox and Grid, it can be frustrating to find that we sometimes don’t get the layout we expect. Often this is due to the way sizing is calculated in these new layout methods. In this article, I try to explain exactly how big that box…