React Navigation 5: Unit Testing Components

Have you encountered the “couldn’t find a navigation object” message when testing components with the useNavigation hook? Here are three solutions to dealing with it. - http://amp.gs/chYC

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You Should be Using Vue Class Component

If you're an Angular developer using Vue, you're probably missing the class-style syntax. Something similar can be achieved with Vue Class Component. - http://amp.gs/cv8u

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Digging Into CSS Logical Properties

Ahmad Shadeed gives an excellent introduction to CSS logical properties. - http://amp.gs/cvcF

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The Complete Guide to Angular Security

Goes through the OWASP top 10 security threats and relates them to Angular development. - http://amp.gs/cg2i

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The Complete Guide to Front-end Developer Interviews

Interviews are hard, especially technical interviews where you’re expected to think, solve, and analyze all while the interviewer stares at you. But what people don’t realize is that being interviewed is basically just another skill, and skills can be honed with the right information and practice. - http://amp.gs/cE2Z

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Building a Discord Bot Using Discord.js

Node is ideal for building chat bots and here’s a complete walkthrough of using the Discord.js library to do this on the Discord chat system to create a joke posting bot. - http://amp.gs/cVJr

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Top 3 GraphQL Resources for Vue.js Developers in 2021

GraphQL is seeing greater adoption in the developer space because of features that make it suitable for building modern applications. Here are a few of the best resources for Vue.js developers using GraphQL. - http://amp.gs/c9At

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Low-Level Charts in React

A concise tutorial on using Airbnb’s powerful Visx data visualization library released in the fall of last year. - http://amp.gs/c4se

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Building the Netflix UI with Ionic

A great way to learn how to build more complex UIs is to copy/reimplement ones you’re already familiar with. - http://amp.gs/cRAq

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CSS Auditing Tools

Iris Lješnjanin highlights some useful tools for auditing CSS. - http://amp.gs/cU9t

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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/cd9S

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Modeling UI States in a React Form Component Using a Finite State Machine

We covered finite state machines a couple of issues back and felt this article was a natural follow up article: it illustrates the FSM concept scaled up to address some of the requirements of OkCupid’s 50 million users. - http://amp.gs/cdHY

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State of Vue.js 2021

The State of Vue 2021 report is here! See how developers and international companies are using Vue and how this JavaScript framework compares to others. - http://amp.gs/cOyq

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Securing Node Services using Client Authenticated TLS with CATKeys - http://amp.gs/crlk

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Form Validation with React Hooks without a Library: The Complete Guide

While a library like Formik can save some development time, they can also paper over an understanding of what’s actually happening when validating forms. - http://amp.gs/cSnR

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Flutter 2 Is Here: All You Need to Know After Flutter

Engage — Highlights from the Flutter Engage event. A good round-up of the key points. - http://amp.gs/cNI3

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Dealing With Permissions in Angular and NgRx

While your system grows and grows, it’s almost certain it will eventually reach a state where some sort of permission or role management is needed. This can be modeled in many different ways, having different default user roles that have different purposes, or even more granular approaches, where each feature has different access levels and every user has individual permissions in your system. - http://amp.gs/cNgO

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HTML DOM Guide for Everyone

When you open a webpage, the parser of the browser starts immediately to process the underlying HTML-File. The content of the file is going to be converted into a tree structure, consisting of various nodes, such as element, attribute, and text nodes. - http://amp.gs/cNoU

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Five DRY Principles to Follow in React

Yes, the DRY (don’t repeat yourself) principle applies to React projects, too. These prescriptive recommendations will help you take the redundancies out of your code (or prevent them in the first place). - http://amp.gs/cAVb

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