An Introduction to Event Loop Utilization
Trevor Norris of the core Node.js team has put together a neat writeup of what he’s discovered by measuring and tracking what the event loop is doing. Gets very technical fast, but you might enjoy this brief trip to a fundamental piece of the Node runtime. - http://amp.gs/M1ne
#nodejs
Trevor Norris of the core Node.js team has put together a neat writeup of what he’s discovered by measuring and tracking what the event loop is doing. Gets very technical fast, but you might enjoy this brief trip to a fundamental piece of the Node runtime. - http://amp.gs/M1ne
#nodejs
Clamp
Trys Mudford demonstrates how to use clamp() to create harmonious and fluid typographic scales. - http://amp.gs/M122
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Trys Mudford demonstrates how to use clamp() to create harmonious and fluid typographic scales. - http://amp.gs/M122
#css
Utopia
Clamp
Getting Started with MDX and Vue.js/Nuxt.js
MDX enhances Markdown with the inclusion of JSX, allowing creators to have a more powerful tool for content authoring. - http://amp.gs/MYV9
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MDX enhances Markdown with the inclusion of JSX, allowing creators to have a more powerful tool for content authoring. - http://amp.gs/MYV9
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LogRocket Blog
Getting started with MDX and Vue.js/Nuxt.js - LogRocket Blog
Markdown, since its introduction to the web, has allowed content creators to have a more simplistic tool to do their authoring in.
Advanced Router Configuration In Angular
All of us use Routing as part of one or the other application to allow the user to navigate from one page to another via routes. Angular comes with a default solution known as RouterModule for implementing Routing in the application. - http://amp.gs/MYMc
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All of us use Routing as part of one or the other application to allow the user to navigate from one page to another via routes. Angular comes with a default solution known as RouterModule for implementing Routing in the application. - http://amp.gs/MYMc
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Medium
Advanced Router Configuration In Angular
Advanced configuration properties for Angular Router
How to Build a Full Stack App with AWS Amplify and React
A step-by-step tutorial on building a full-stack app with AWS Amplify tool and React, that includes loads of features that allow you to quickly and easily work with other AWS services and spend more time building the features that make your app unique. - http://amp.gs/MtsE
#aws #react
A step-by-step tutorial on building a full-stack app with AWS Amplify tool and React, that includes loads of features that allow you to quickly and easily work with other AWS services and spend more time building the features that make your app unique. - http://amp.gs/MtsE
#aws #react
freeCodeCamp.org
How to Build a Full Stack App with AWS Amplify and React
AWS Amplify is a tool developed by Amazon Web Services that helps make app development easier. It includes loads of features which allow you to quickly and easily work with other AWS services. This means you can spend more time building the features that…
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How to Handle Request Validation in Your Express API
“You know it’s important, but it’s difficult to pick a validation library, and if you start writing your own custom validation it can quickly start to feel very messy..” - http://amp.gs/Mmja
#nodejs
“You know it’s important, but it’s difficult to pick a validation library, and if you start writing your own custom validation it can quickly start to feel very messy..” - http://amp.gs/Mmja
#nodejs
Simon Plenderleith
How to handle request validation in your Express API
You know it's important, but it’s difficult to pick a validation library, and if you start writing your own custom validation it can quickly start to feel very messy. You wonder to yourself, is adding request validation to an Express API really this difficult?!
The Perfect Dark Mode for Next.js
Further to the dark mode theme we kicked off last week (but for Gatsby users), ‘perfect’ in this context means without the dreaded flicker of light mode thrown into the mix to spoil the whole thing. - http://amp.gs/MmUC
#react #nextjs
Further to the dark mode theme we kicked off last week (but for Gatsby users), ‘perfect’ in this context means without the dreaded flicker of light mode thrown into the mix to spoil the whole thing. - http://amp.gs/MmUC
#react #nextjs
Sreetamdas
How to add dark mode in a Next.js site | Sreetam Das
How hard can implementing the perfect dark mode be? A journey through blocking scripts, IIFEs, CSS variables and much more.
Accessible Web Animation: The WCAG on Animation Explained
Val Head explains what we can do to make sure our animations have a positive impact on accessibility. - http://amp.gs/MZtI
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Val Head explains what we can do to make sure our animations have a positive impact on accessibility. - http://amp.gs/MZtI
#css
CSS-Tricks
Accessible Web Animation: The WCAG on Animation Explained | CSS-Tricks
It’s true, web animation can be accessible! Sometimes it just takes a little extra effort to make sure that it is. There are strategic things we can do to
Angular Elements and NgZone; Dynamic Content-Projection Solution
Content Projection is a way to insert a shadow DOM inside your Angular component. But unfortunately, we don’t see a dynamic <ng-content> available anywhere. This article is a walk-through to how to create a dynamic content projection solution using already available packages viz. Angular Elements and NgZone, and use it intuitively in your application. - http://amp.gs/MZ3O
#angular
Content Projection is a way to insert a shadow DOM inside your Angular component. But unfortunately, we don’t see a dynamic <ng-content> available anywhere. This article is a walk-through to how to create a dynamic content projection solution using already available packages viz. Angular Elements and NgZone, and use it intuitively in your application. - http://amp.gs/MZ3O
#angular
Medium
Angular Elements and NgZone; Dynamic Content-Projection Solution
Content Projection is a way to insert a shadow DOM inside your Angular component. But unfortunately, we don’t see a dynamic <ng-content>…
Vue Tricks: Smart Layouts For Vue.js
This article explains how to create a layout system similar to Nuxt.js using Vue. - http://amp.gs/MpZx
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This article explains how to create a layout system similar to Nuxt.js using Vue. - http://amp.gs/MpZx
#vue
Medium
Vue tricks: smart layouts for VueJS
Hi VueJS lovers!
How to Add Push Notifications to a Flutter App using Firebase Cloud Messaging - http://amp.gs/MpNG
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#flutter
freeCodeCamp.org
How to Add Push Notifications to a Flutter App using Firebase Cloud Messaging
Flutter has quickly become one the most popular frameworks for cross-platform mobile application development. It helps developers build native UIs with support for different device sizes, pixel densities, and orientations creating a beautiful pixel-perfect…
17 Pro JavaScript tricks you didn't know
This thought-provoking post by Rahul will increase your efficiency and productivity when coding JavaScript. - http://amp.gs/Mlp9
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This thought-provoking post by Rahul will increase your efficiency and productivity when coding JavaScript. - http://amp.gs/Mlp9
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DEV Community
17 Pro JavaScript tricks you didn't know
There are many ways to write code but generally the first way for many people is very long and can ta...
11 Top Node ORMs, Query Builders & Database Libraries in 2020
Choosing an ORM or query builder for your app can be daunting, but this roundup from the folks at Prisma really went into some depth on the most popular options including Mongoose, Knex.js, Sequelize and, yes, Prisma (so take that natural bias into account). - http://amp.gs/Mlrn
#nodejs
Choosing an ORM or query builder for your app can be daunting, but this roundup from the folks at Prisma really went into some depth on the most popular options including Mongoose, Knex.js, Sequelize and, yes, Prisma (so take that natural bias into account). - http://amp.gs/Mlrn
#nodejs
Prisma's Data Guide
Best 11 ORMs for Node.js, Query Builders & Database Libraries in 2022
Choosing an ORM or query builder for your Node.js app can be daunting. We review the most popular query builders, ORMs, and other database libraries so you don't have to.
Decouple Data From UI With React Hooks
Learn how to write a functional component leveraging the Fetch API to address both the data retrieval latency and the subsequent re-rendering of the component with the returned data. - http://amp.gs/MBjr
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Learn how to write a functional component leveraging the Fetch API to address both the data retrieval latency and the subsequent re-rendering of the component with the returned data. - http://amp.gs/MBjr
#react
Medium
Decouple Data from UI with React Hooks
And how I “program to an interface” with JavaScript functions
Automatic Dependency Injection in Vue with Context
Learn how to implement Automatic Dependency Injection in Vue.js with the Context Provider Pattern. - http://amp.gs/MBDy
#vue
Learn how to implement Automatic Dependency Injection in Vue.js with the Context Provider Pattern. - http://amp.gs/MBDy
#vue
markus.oberlehner.net
Automatic Dependency Injection in Vue with Context Providers
Learn how to implement Automatic Dependency Injection in Vue.js with the Context Provider Pattern.
Advanced Level for Angular Reactive Form
A simple note that help developer walkthrough Angular Reactive Form - http://amp.gs/Mnv3
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A simple note that help developer walkthrough Angular Reactive Form - http://amp.gs/Mnv3
#angular
Medium
Advanced Level for Angular Reactive Form
A simple note that help developer walk through Angular Reactive Form which help Angular is more powerful in Enterprise Application.
Progressive Web Apps in 2020
This was shared in one of the first few issues of the year. It offered a look back at what had happened in the PWA ecosystem so far, and offered a few pointers on what to expect in 2020 — worth taking another look at to see how things panned out. - http://amp.gs/MGgW
#pwa
This was shared in one of the first few issues of the year. It offered a look back at what had happened in the PWA ecosystem so far, and offered a few pointers on what to expect in 2020 — worth taking another look at to see how things panned out. - http://amp.gs/MGgW
#pwa
Using Chrome DevTools to debug CSS Grid
Rob O’Leary explains how to use Chrome DevTools to debug common CSS Grid issues. - http://amp.gs/Mxvw
#css
Rob O’Leary explains how to use Chrome DevTools to debug common CSS Grid issues. - http://amp.gs/Mxvw
#css
LogRocket Blog
Debug CSS Grid with Chrome DevTools - LogRocket Blog
Using Chrome DevTools and CSS Grid, learn how to discover grids in a page, inspect page layout, and debug common layout issues.
Comparing Styling Methods In Next.js
Next.js offers a variety of options for styling on both the global and component level and this article looks at seven options and how to implement each of them. - http://amp.gs/MflH
#react #nextjs
Next.js offers a variety of options for styling on both the global and component level and this article looks at seven options and how to implement each of them. - http://amp.gs/MflH
#react #nextjs
Smashing Magazine
Comparing Styling Methods In Next.js — Smashing Magazine
Among others, [Next.js](https://nextjs.org) has dubbed itself: *The React Framework for Static Websites*. But just like every other framework whose goal is to help you build what matters by abstracting common, redundant tasks, you’re often required to learn…