A Visual Roadmap to Becoming a React Developer in 2018

This stirred up a lot of opinions on social media and places like Hacker News and became our most popular link of 2018. While it’s not essential to learn everything to be a good React developer, this illustration did give a reasonable lay of the land. - http://amp.gs/EHHy

#react

New in Angular v7.1: Updates to the Router

Some new features have been added to the Angular Router with version 7.1.0. In this article, we’ll explore how to start using these new features. We’ll also understand the motivations behind them, and take a glance at how they are implemented in the Angular sources. - http://amp.gs/E2jl

#angular #router

A Recap of Frontend Development in 2018

We’ll be back on January 2 to do our own 2018 recap, but if you can’t wait, this article does a neat roundup of the most important frontend developments of 2018. - http://amp.gs/E2PQ

#frontEnd

New CSS Logical Properties

Elad Shechter gives an introduction to the logical properties in CSS. - http://amp.gs/E2FB

#css

A Comprehensive Guide to Learning React in 2018

A classic, interactive ‘from scratch’ tutorial that was upgraded this year to modern React 16 standards. - http://amp.gs/Ewml

#react

AVA 1.0: A Powerful Test Runner for Node

AVA is a test runner with a concise API, detailed error output, and process isolation that let you write tests more effectively. - http://amp.gs/EwSW

#nodejs

Angular @ViewChild: In-Depth Explanation (All Features Covered)

The Angular @ViewChild decorator is one of the first decorators that you will run into while learning Angular, as it’s also one of the most commonly used decorators. - http://amp.gs/EFGp

#angular

How and When to Use the tabindex Attribute - http://amp.gs/EFsh

#html

Twenty Most Popular Vue.js Newsletter Articles in 2018

Here’s a list of the most clicked articles from Vue.js News in 2018. It’s a great way to catch up with must-read articles from the Vue community this year. - http://amp.gs/EXZa

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5 Common Practices You Can Stop Doing in React

Some patterns help you improve your overall workflow whereas a few others have significant side effects. - http://amp.gs/EXK3

#react

CSS Grid Layout Generator

Use a visual interface to build complex CSS grid layouts then export the code in CSS, JSX and Styled Components. It supports implicit grid tracks (auto-generated grid), minmax(), fit-content(). Click-Click And Layout Code Is Ready To Use! - http://amp.gs/EXWQ

#css #grid #tools

Running Node.js 11 on AWS Lambda

With Lambda’s new Layers feature and custom runtimes you can now build your own custom artifacts, enabling you to share and manage common code between serverless functions. - http://amp.gs/ELZl

#nodejs #aws

Keep Math in the CSS

Chris Coyier on why you should be leaving math calculations in your CSS. - http://amp.gs/ELih

#css

Stories, Chapters and Paragraphs: Structuring Content with Storyblok and Vue.js

Structuring the content for complex pages, like homepages and landing pages, can be a very challenging task. Find out how Storyblok and Vue.js can make things easier. - http://amp.gs/EWxL

#vue #storyblok

5 Things I Didn’t Know About Create React App - http://amp.gs/EWNk

#react

Which JavaScript Frameworks Are the Fastest?

Web performance is a big and complex topic. This post narrows it down to a discussion of front end JavaScript frameworks and how using one versus another might impact the performance of your app. - http://amp.gs/EWQT

#javascript

All About Prefetching

Katie Hempenius explains how prefetching works and how you can start using it. - http://amp.gs/EaRR

#css

3 Tips for Scaling Large Vue.js Applications

This article offers three great tips for scaling large Vue apps including splitting the app into isolated modules, using a micro-frontend architecture, and not overusing the Vuex store. - http://amp.gs/Eawk

#vue

The Best Way to Bind Event Handlers in React

Explores common ways of creating event bindings in React, their pros and cons, plus the author’s favorite approach. - http://amp.gs/EoZs

#react

Presenting UX Research using the Jobs to Be Done Framework

Sharing the findings of generative research using the JTBD framework provides a platform for innovation and data-inspired creativity. - http://amp.gs/EoJW

#ux