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CSS Modules in Vue.js

Part three in a series of articles about working with CSS in Vue.js, focusing on using CSS Modules in Vue.js. - http://amp.gs/iT3v

#vue
The Differences Between the Same App Created in React and Svelte

Recently we linked to an article comparing the same app written in React and Vue and now the same author is back with a side by side comparison of some of the differences between an app built in React and Svelte, an increasingly popular build-time framework. - http://amp.gs/i1RO

#react
The Introductory Guide to AssemblyScript

AssemblyScript, a TypeScript-to-WebAssembly compiler, provides a way to get around the steep learning curve for WebAssembly and makes it easier to integrate features that need WebAssembly into typical JS projects. - http://amp.gs/iYUv

#webassembly
Mastering Angular 8: five things that are good to know to save your time.

Angular has some edge cases that can sometimes waste your time if you're not familiar with the details. Here are some interesting things that the author of this article has learned after 3.5+ years of working with Angular that will save you time. - http://amp.gs/itkq

#angular
The Accessibility Tree

Ben Myers shares how browsers convert HTML elements into an accessibility tree. - http://amp.gs/ilzn

#css #accessibility
Results of the 2019 Front-End Tooling Survey

Over 3,000 developers took part in this front-end tooling survey, answering a wide range of questions on things such as tooling and methodologies. React and Vue leapt up in popularity since last year with jQuery and Lodash dropping. Webpack dominates in the bundler space, Jest dominates the testing space, and most of us are using ESLint. - http://amp.gs/ilbA

#frontend #survey
The Differences Between the Same App Created in React and Svelte

Several issues ago we linked to Sunil’s article comparing the same app written in React and Vue and now he’s back with a side by side comparison of some of the differences between an app built in React and Svelte, an increasingly popular build-time framework. - http://amp.gs/iB4R

#react #svelte
Node Now Has 'Enabled-By-Default' Support for ES Modules

Node.js 13.2.0 came out late last week with both an upgrade to V8 and unflagged support for using ES modules. There are some rules to using them, and you might find this V8 blog entry on JavaScript modules worth revisiting to get a feel for what’s involved. or maybe even Lin Clark's illustrated deep dive. - http://amp.gs/iBcm

#nodejs
Build Your Own React

An interestingly presented walkthrough of creating your own React-a-like from scratch. You’ll need some time (and be gentle with the scrolling) but this is an interesting way to present such a walkthrough. - http://amp.gs/inNQ

#javascript
Angular 9 New Features: Ivy

Angular is one of the three most popular JavaScript frameworks for building client-side web and mobile applications. It's built and backed by Google and has been developed over the years into a fully-fledged platform with integrated libraries required for front-end web development. - http://amp.gs/iGIf

#angular
An Official Style Guide for Writing Redux Code

Recommended patterns, best practices, and suggested approaches for writing Redux-based apps. - http://amp.gs/iGUb

#redux
Motion Paths – Past, Present and Future

Cassie Evans explores a few ways of moving an element along a path, including the upcoming CSS motion path module and the newly released GSAP3 - http://amp.gs/ifTC

#css
The State of JavaScript on the Web by the HTTP Archive

The HTTP Archive has released an annual ‘state of the Web’ report focused on data collected from six million sites. There are numerous findings here, including how much JavaScript the Web uses, how long it takes browsers to parse that JavaScript, and what frameworks and libraries are most popularly used. - http://amp.gs/iC8k

#javascript
How I wrote NgRx Store in 63 lines of code

Deep dive into NgRx Store. How the author of this article, Evgeny, tried to understand it by getting to the very essentials. - http://amp.gs/ikZi

#angular