Fitting Text to a Container

Having an incredibly large heading text that completely fills the container has been a bit of a trend in recent times. I quite enjoy the look and have tended to use FitText to get it to work with different length headings, here are a few more options from Chris. - http://bit.ly/2umjLYI

#css

Building Mobile Apps with Capacitor and Vue.js

Learn how to use Capacitor and cutting-edge web technologies such as Vue.js and Ionic 4 web components to build cross-platform mobile apps for Android and iOS. - http://bit.ly/2NfaVmx

#vue

5 Quick Examples of Taking Your ES6 in React to the Next Level - http://bit.ly/2up8A1e

#react

Rendering Large Lists with React Virtualized

How to use ‘react-virtualized’ to display a large amount of data efficiently. - http://bit.ly/2uinq9c

#react

ES2017 Object and String Extensions

Covering Object.entries, Object.values, Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptors, String.padStart and String.padEnd. - http://bit.ly/2uoeq2Z

#javascript #es2017

How CSS works: Creating layers with z-index

I was working on a demo this week and had to bring some text in front of an image. I had placed a z-index on the image (along with some other rules) but couldn’t get it to layer properly until I added some positioning to it. This tutorial goes into further details about what to remember when it comes to layering things on the z index. - http://bit.ly/2Lhhapk

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Would Airbnb Have Fared Better With NativeScript Instead of React Native?

TJ VanToll walks through Airbnb’s complaints with React Native, and offers thoughts on how some of those same problems could’ve been handled in NativeScript. - http://bit.ly/2mexRH3

#reactnative #nativescript

carbon-now-cli: Create Beautiful Images of Code From Your Terminal

It’s a terminal client for the awesome Carbon tool. - http://bit.ly/2uNyJr1

#nodejs #tools

Useful Vue Patterns, Techniques, Tips and Tricks and Helpful Curated Links

Be sure to star this awesome repository which documents useful Vue patterns, techniques, tips and tricks, as well as helpful curated links. - http://bit.ly/2O9kaG0

#vue

The CSS Paint API

Ruth John explains what is CSS Paint API, why we have it and how to start using it. - http://bit.ly/2LAWnRb

#css #paintAPI

Getting the Whole Picture on Progressive Web Apps

Following a few years of steady and relatively silent growth, a look at how Progressive Web Apps have really started taking off. - http://bit.ly/2LjcYtr

#pwa

Level up for UX with game design

Level up your product’s UX with clues taken from video games. - http://bit.ly/2A39OES

#ux

A React/Redux Style Guide

“This is a working set of guidelines for developing React applications. We say ‘guideline’ because there are no hard-and-fast rules; best practices, patterns and technology change over time, so we consider this a living set of style guides.” - http://bit.ly/2OaA5Ef

#react #redux

Testing Node.js in 2018

Stream powers feeds for over 300+ users and their team is keen on testing well. Here they share what Node tools and packages they use. - http://bit.ly/2A24dys

#nodejs

Build a React Native App and Authenticate with OAuth 2.0

Learn how to use React Native and AppAuth to create a native mobile app that authenticates with Okta. - http://bit.ly/2Ne2nw4

#reactnative

Angular SEO Done Right with Server-Side Rendering - http://bit.ly/2LudtA6

#angular #ssr

JavaScript Fundamentals Before Learning React

A concise list of all the different JavaScript functionalities that can be used to complement a React app. - http://bit.ly/2LBGqdq

#javascript

Writing IE-Friendly CSS Grid Code

Want to lean on CSS Grid but not get in trouble for abandoning Internet Explorer 11 users? Using Autoprefixer and keeping some rules in mind will help you get there. - http://bit.ly/2mC3GJY

#css

Build a Realtime Serverless GraphQL API with WebSockets on AWS - http://bit.ly/2LihcRI

#nodejs #graphQL #websocket #aws