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CI/CD Pipeline: A Gentle Introduction

Do you want your engineering team to deliver bug-free code at high velocity? A fast and reliable CI/CD pipeline is crucial for doing that sustainably over time. - http://amp.gs/RBkj

#ci #cd
Internationalize Your Angular App with ngx-translate

At some point, your web application may require serving a multilingual user base. Internationalization, or i18n for short, is the process by which you make your app usable for those with a different native language. While Angular has some built-in i18n functionality, ngx-translate is a third-party package which makes the process dead simple. - http://amp.gs/RnzA

#angular
My CSS Reset

Designer and developer Zell Liew shares his personal preference for a CSS reset. - http://amp.gs/RncZ

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How to Implement File Uploading in Angular Reactive Forms

In this article, we’ll walk you through the process of creating a reactive form that includes a file upload, along with the normal form fields. Along the way, we’ll create a custom form control for our file input, add validation and create custom RxJS operators. - http://amp.gs/RfO0

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An Intro to RxJS Concepts with Vanilla JavaScript

Observables..? Observers..? Get a grip on the concepts here. - http://amp.gs/RCkJ

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Building a Transaction Sservice for Managing Large Sscale Eediting Experiences

A common challenge developers have to tackle when building applications consuming large data sets, is how to create a maintainable and scalable user experience for editing. They may face hundreds of thousands and even millions of records on which they execute CRUD operations that need to be sent to a server and saved to a database.- http://amp.gs/RC3u

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Bringing Realtime to Serverless Web Applications

AWS IoT and MQTT can be used to push real-time messages around an application, even if the “Internet of Things” is nowhere to be seen. - http://amp.gs/RkLn

#aws #IoT
How to Choose the Right React Native Navigation Library

A look at some possible solutions to make the best navigation experience for users. - http://amp.gs/ReG1

#reactNative
Why Class/Component Inheritance in Your Angular App Might Not Be Good

When developing your applications you inevitably come across situations where you need to create functionalities/features or even functions which are similar, but spreaded over multiple components or even modules. This means you have to find a solution for code reusability to keep your code maintainable. In Angular, and Javascript applications in general, there are many patterns and solutions to set this up. As Angular is entirely Class based, inheritance could be a solution. Here’s why that might not be the best solution. - http://amp.gs/Reik

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How to Unlock the Full Potential of Prop Types in Vue

Prop types are a really simple way to catch a lot of potential errors. Here are some great tips on how to use them effectively. My favorite here is to use a validator for enforcing a list of string values. - http://amp.gs/R7vm

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Routing with Hooks: A New Approach to React Routing?

An interesting experiment in using hooks for React app routing has turned into an actual project called hookrouter which has some compelling advantages compared to existing routers. See how it works here. - http://amp.gs/RPZE

#react #router #hooks
The Anatomy of an AWS Key Leak to a Public Code Repository

It's in every developer’s top 10 worst nightmares: you’ve accidentally committed a critical access token into a publicly visible repo. What happens next? Here’s one story. - http://amp.gs/Rh8n

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MobX - The Vue Way

Vuex will generally be the right choice for state management for Vue apps. But consider Mobx for state management that is framework agnostic, has built-in observable fields, is simple, has little boilerplate, and has superior performance. - http://amp.gs/RhLN

#vue #mobx
Node 6.x Reaches 'End-of-Life' Next Month

Microsoft’s Tierney Cyren reminds us that Node 6’s days are almost over. If possible, you want to upgrade code (including those long lost serverless functions!) to Node 10 as Node 8 itself goes EOL in December. - http://amp.gs/RvHj