React Lazy Loading Component with lazy() and Suspense

If bundle size is dragging down your app’s performance, here’s how to use lazy() to dynamically load components as they’re required. - http://amp.gs/6mJG

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What’s New In Flutter 2?

Looks at some of the technical changes to Flutter which got onto the stable channel with version 2.0. Plus this post runs through building an example app to help draw some conclusions on what specific project types we could and couldn’t use Flutter for as of now. - http://amp.gs/6ZfO

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Advanced Level for Angular Reactive Form

A simple note that help developer walk through Angular Reactive Form which help Angular is more powerful in - http://amp.gs/6Z0N

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How I Organize My npm Scripts

How one developer organizes the scripts he creates to be run using npm. - http://amp.gs/6pna

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How to Account for Cybercrime When Developing New Products

This is a guest article by tech writer Oren Rofman - http://amp.gs/6poC

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Animating Underlines

Michelle Barker shows how to animate the actual text underlines using some of the newer text-decoration properties. - http://amp.gs/6l0N

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Clean APIs in React with TypeScript

We always like a tutorial which is anchored by an interesting case study. This time, it’s the use of TypeScript within taggr which is enigmatically described as a way to “rediscover your memories while keeping your privacy”. - http://amp.gs/6B0M

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Getting Started with Nuxt + Composition API + TypeScript

A tutorial on setting up Nuxt with the Vue 3 Composition API and TypeScript. - http://amp.gs/6nJA

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Passcode Lock Screen In Flutter

How to use the passcode lock screen in your Flutter apps. - http://amp.gs/6GSy

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15 Commonly Asked NodeJS Interview Questions

Get familiar with the questions you’re likely to get in your next interview - http://amp.gs/6xd6

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Did You Know About the :has CSS Selector?

Robin Rendle gives a short introduction to the :has selector. - http://amp.gs/6fr2

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How to Work with Intervals in React Hooks

If state does not appear to be working as you expect when using intervals, this tutorial explains why that is, in a simple and effective way. - http://amp.gs/6C4z

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Angular Event Binding Deep Dive

One of the fist things we learn in angular is how to handle events. But many of us just learn how to do the basics, and never give it another thought. But understanding what’s really going on can come in handy in certain situations. - http://amp.gs/6kRq

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A Look at Nine JavaScript and TypeScript ORMs

A pretty thorough roundup, complete with code examples, showing off a variety of tools like Knex.js, Mongoose, TypeORM, Waterline, and Bookshelf. - http://amp.gs/6evB

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Sync with Multiple v-models in Vue 3 using Composition API

Vue 3 has brought many new features, and the ability to use more than one v-model directive on the same element is one of them. Learn how to use this feature in a form. - http://amp.gs/67lG

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RxJS Better Practice

RxJS is a real life savior when it comes to the complex data structured app, helps building data pipelines… - http://amp.gs/6PGg

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Advanced Preloading Strategy For Large Applications In Angular

In Most of the applications we have a requirement of preloading modules before user navigates to a particular page to reduce loading time. In this article we will not be talking about inbuilt preloading support provided by Angular, or the ones using PreloadingStrategy. Instead we will be talking about implementing something that is more suitable for a large scale application and something which is progressive and scalable. - http://amp.gs/6ynu

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Handling Text Over Images in CSS

Ahmad Shadeed explores different approaches and solutions for handling text over images. - http://amp.gs/6hYt

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React Context for Dependency Injection, Not State Management

Don’t think of React Context as “a way to manage React state”. Think of it as “a way to manage React dependencies”. When you have some bit of code that isn’t necessarily dependent on React, consider extracting it and perhaps even injecting it with the React Context API. - http://amp.gs/6v1u

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