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Seriously, though. What is a progressive web app?

We know PWA’s are a good thing, and we know that they’re a progressive web app… what what does that really mean. What really constitutes as a PWA? Amberley tells us while flying at 30,000ft with no internet connection - http://bit.ly/2MlcCmo
Fusion.js: A Plugin-based Universal Web Framework from Uber

Uber builds and maintains hundreds of Web apps, both internal and public, and Fusion.js is their answer to the challenges this presents. It comes with hot module reloading, data-aware server-side rendering, and bundle splitting out of the box. - https://ubr.to/2vxxnkm

#nodejs #uber #fusion
What’s New in WebStorm for Angular

The most recent release of Angular adds lots of new features to the CLI that make it easier for you to update and add new features to your app. The recent WebStorm 2018.2 major update adds integration with these new CLI commands. Let’s have a look at these and some other new features in action! - http://bit.ly/2w04pZS

#webstorm
Electron Fiddle: A Playground for Electron Experiments

Want to quickly experiment with Electron (a cross-platform JS desktop app environment) development? Electron Fiddle is a downloadable cross-platform app that makes it easy. - http://bit.ly/2vQCQmB

#electron
Learning Dynamic Components — Making a Pizza Creator App using Angular

In the previous post of “You don’t Know Angular” series, we have discussed how we project data into a component. We have learned projections at specific places inside the component using the projection slots concept. In this post, we are going to learn “ How and Why of Dynamic Components” - http://bit.ly/2w61Sxn

#angular6
A Curated Compilation of Node Best Practices

Curated from numerous popular articles, this in-development list of best practices covers topics from error handling to memory use and, most recently, security. - http://bit.ly/2nOUeU6

#nodejs
A Tour of React’s Render Props Pattern

By way of a tutorial focused on building a currency conversion tool you’ll get to learn everything about React’s render prop pattern. - http://bit.ly/2nTIIao

#react
Managing State in Angular using Akita

Akita is a simple and effective state management for Angular applications. Akita is built on top of RxJS and inspired by models like Flux and Redux. - http://bit.ly/2LabDjs

#angular #akita
MongoDB, Express, Vue.js 2, Node.js (MEVN) and SocketIO Chat App

A comprehensive tutorial for building a real-time chat application using the popular MEVN stack with SocketIO. - http://bit.ly/2Li7fPG

#vue #mevn
Getting Alexa to Respond to Sign Language Using a Webcam and TensorFlow.js

A look at the underlying tech behind a proof of concept to get an Amazon Echo to respond to sign language, plus how the system was built using TensorFlow.js. - http://bit.ly/2nKhent

#javascript #alexa
Using Data in React with the Fetch API and Axios

As you build React apps, you will run into lots of scenarios where you want to handle data from an API — here’s a look at how. - http://bit.ly/2MsfxtC

#react #axios
Browser Painting and Considerations for Web Performance

Georgy Marchuk explains why we need to be mindful of the impact our code has on the painting process and performance in general. - http://bit.ly/2Ppd4xP

#css
The Generic Sensor API

Exploring the Generic Sensor API, which aims to make a consistent JavaScript API across a variety of different sensors (most often common on mobile devices) to make it easier to support new ones on the Web. - http://bit.ly/2BvMro0

#mobile #sensor #api