:focus-visible Support Comes to Firefox

Geoff Graham gives a short introduction to the :focus-visible pseudo-selector, which is, as of version 85, supported in Firefox. - http://amp.gs/Q9RK

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7 Vue Patterns That You Should Be Using More Often

There are lots of changes with every new Vue release. Here are some of the best new patterns that you may have missed. - http://amp.gs/Q4y3

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How to Forge a Powerful Custom Builder in Angular

While all the builders provided by Nrwl, Nest.js, and Angular are certainly great, most of us have ignored the immense power of custom builders. From bundling to deploying — everything is possible. - http://amp.gs/Q4af

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10 Things Front-End Developers Should Learn in 2021

This piece aims to give you some guidance on what you should focus on in 2021 as a front-end developer to level up your game, whether you're just starting with programming or already have some experience. - http://amp.gs/QRyM

#frontend

Dynamic Static Typing in TypeScript

A look at some of TypeScript’s more advanced features including union types, conditional types, template literal types, and generics. - http://amp.gs/QRQ4

#typescript

How to Generate Thumbnails using AWS Lambda from Videos Uploaded to S3

A perfect pairing of serverless and Node. This thorough walkthrough covers using Node to tie together processing new videos uploaded to an S3 bucket, running FFmpeg to generate thumbnails, and then upload those back to S3. - http://amp.gs/QUPd

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Using Typescript With Redux Toolkit

Dan Abramov famously complained about the complexity of Redux—and he is the author. The Redux Toolkit attempts to make using Redux less daunting. - http://amp.gs/QUFf

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11 Popular Misconceptions About Micro Frontends

Microfrontends are a new trend that goes back for many years. Equipped with new ways and solved challenges they are now slowly entering the mainstream. Unfortunately, a lot of misconceptions are quite apparent making it difficult for many people to grasp what microfrontends are about. - http://amp.gs/QdzS

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One Year in Production with Flutter: Lessons Learned

A recap of some lessons a company learned after having their Flutter app in production for one year. - http://amp.gs/QdhR

#flutter

Invalidating Computed with The Composition API

There are cases where you want to invalidate a computed property you created and force a re-evaluation. This happens often if the computed prop uses non-reactive parts. - http://amp.gs/QdMW

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Accessing Hardware Devices on the Web: A Roundup of APIs

Chrome tends to have more unique APIs for hardware access so take care if cross browser compatibility is necessary, but there are a lot of options nonetheless from the Gamepad API or getUserMedia to the Generic Sensor API or Web NFC. - http://amp.gs/QOEO

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Catching Up with the Package Lockfile Changes in npm v7

Last week we mentioned that npm v7 is now GA but what effective changes do the updates to lock files result in? - http://amp.gs/Qrme

#nodejs

Five React Native Libraries You Might Have Missed

Some useful React Native libraries to be sure to check out for your next mobile app project. - http://amp.gs/Qr6V

#reactnative

Create Responsive Image Effects With CSS Gradients And aspect-ratio

Stephanie Eckles explains how to use the newly supported aspect-ratio property combined with object-fit to maintain the aspect ratio of images across related components. - http://amp.gs/QS61

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New in Vue 3: Teleport – Enjoy the Vue Podcast

Teleport is a new feature in Vue 3.0, that allows you to teleport a certain fragment of the DOM to a different location in the DOM tree. This comes extremely useful for things like modals or popovers. - http://amp.gs/QNk5

#vue #podcast

PrimeVue vs Vuetify vs Quasar vs BootstrapVue

PrimeVue is an emerging UI component library for Vue. This article compare it to well established Vue.js UI libraries Vuetify, Quasar, and BootstrapVue. - http://amp.gs/QNbG

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Mass Function Overloading: Why and How?

Lea is rewriting Bliss to use ES modules and is pondering the implications for her API’s design. - http://amp.gs/Qq8h

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Angular Bad Practices: Revisited

Today, I want to focus on some other patterns that make our components/directives/services and other parts of our Angular apps less readable and harder to reason about. Without further ado, let’s get started! - http://amp.gs/QsTk

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The Future of CSS: Scroll-Linked Animations with @scroll-timeline

Bramus Van Damme looks at how scroll-linked animations, animations linked to a scroll offset of a scroll container, work. - http://amp.gs/QiTH

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