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Building an extensible Dynamic Pluggable Enterprise Application with Angular

In this article, we will talk about how we can leverage Angular CLI build tools to create an AOT precompiled Angular plugin, which can share common code with other plugins and even work with Angular universal. This is an unofficial solution, but it works well for our case. - http://amp.gs/RLZx

#angular
Web Components Will Replace Your Frontend Framework

A bold claim but Danny makes a lot of good points and shows off the basic concepts well. - http://amp.gs/RL5S

#webcomponents
Node.js's New 'Enterprise Focus Group'

The new group will act as a way to gain feedback from “companies with a large technology footprint, defined here as 50+ projects, that are building on or using Node.js”.. so if that’s you, consider signing up. - http://amp.gs/RWKo

#nodejs
The Trouble with Implementing SSR in a Laravel/Vue app

Are you trying to integrate server-side rendering into an existing Laravel/Vue application? This post covers the main issues the author ran into and will provide some tips along the way.
- http://amp.gs/RaAu

#vue
Finally, A CSS Only Solution To :hover on Touchscreens

This issue may finally be solved by the new Level 4 Media Queries. - http://amp.gs/Roqe

#css
Advanced Angular: Implementing a Reusable Autocomplete Component

In this article, Netanel will walk us through the process of creating a custom autocomplete component with Angular by using the Angular’s CDK. Along the way we’ll go over various techniques that we can use to build robust components in Angular.
- http://amp.gs/RMVH

#angular
Native Image Lazy-Loading for The Web: How loading Works

A look at the new loading attribute which brings native <img> and <iframe> lazy-loading to the web. Support for this is expected in Chrome 75. - http://amp.gs/R599

#html #images
React Native Deep Linking for iOS and Android

“Deep linking” is the idea of having special URLs that link directly into your app rather than to another Web page, say. - http://amp.gs/RQrE

#reactNative
An (Almost) Comprehensive Guide on Using Storybook with Nuxt.js

Storybook is an open source tool for developing UI components in isolation. Using Storybook with plain Vue is no hassle, but it’s another story with Nuxt. This article provides a robust tutorial for those who want to start using Storybook with Nuxt. - http://amp.gs/Rcv6

#vue #nuxt #storybook
Launching the Front-End Tooling Survey 2019

Each year we link to this popular front-end developer survey as the results are pretty interesting. Take part to help us all find out how our collective front-end tooling habits are changing. There’s a recap of last year’s results here too. - http://amp.gs/R6hU

#frontend #survey
NgRx: Action Creators Redesigned

In this article, we’ll look into the limitations of the current Action Creators and some techniques that can help with them. Then Alex will walk us through the new addition to the core NgRx — createAction function, where he’ll highlight some of its advantages, how it can be used in ofType operator, and discuss Action Union. - http://amp.gs/RbvP

#angular #ngrx
Creating a Google Cloud Function with Node and Express

The very basics (think “Hello world”) of creating a simple Google Cloud Function (essentially Google’s answer to AWS Lambda) using both Node and Express. - http://amp.gs/UjZD

#nodejs #google #cloud
Testing Stateful Function Components with react-testing-library

A comparison of a function-based component with a class-based approach and the different ways to test both. - http://amp.gs/U8Z0

#react #testing
Best Practices for Responsive, Multi-Screen Designs — UXers from Adobe, SunTrust and Microsoft offer up their best tips for responsive design and share best-practices for multi-screen design. - http://amp.gs/UzM4

#css
Do You Really Know How a Lockfile Works for Yarn and npm Packages?

Package lock files serve as a rich manifest of dependencies for projects that specify the exact version of those dependencies. But why do we need them and how do they work? - http://amp.gs/U1g8

#nodejs