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A Comprehensive Guide to Node.js Addons

If you’d rather stick with Node than use Bun’s newest feature to bring C/C++ etc. into JavaScript, writing your own addon remains a dependable approach. - https://mertcan.vercel.app/comprehensive-guide-to-nodejs-addons

#nodejs
Efficiently Managing Remote Data in Vue with Vue Query

Vue Query, inspired by React Query, provides powerful hooks for fetching, caching, and synchronizing server state in your Vue applications. - https://dev.to/alimetehrani/efficiently-managing-remote-data-in-vue-with-vue-query-192h

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Can You Convert a Video to Pure CSS?

David G. embarked on a fascinating experiment to figure out if it’s possible to play a video as pure CSS. - https://dgerrells.com/blog/can-you-convert-a-video-to-pure-css

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Live Types in a TypeScript Monorepo

Several strategies to make a TypeScript monorepo feel more “alive” in the sense of the propagation of changes. - https://colinhacks.com/essays/live-types-typescript-monorepo

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SPA Lazy Loading Pitfalls

A concise set of recommendations to address common problems with this widely used pattern. - https://reacttraining.com/blog/spa-lazy-loading-pitfalls

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A Look at JavaScript's New Set Methods

Finding the intersection, union, and difference between sets, among other set-related tasks, is now a piece of cake. Available in Node 22+, Chrome/Edge 122+, Firefox 127+, Safari 17+, and now considered a 'baseline' feature. - https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/blog/javascript-set-methods/

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How to Fetch Data in React

An updated look at the multitude of ways to fetch data from a remote API in React. Note that Redux-based approaches aren’t covered, this is all about general, broad approaches. - https://www.robinwieruch.de/react-fetching-data/

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The Results of the State of JavaScript 2023 Survey

It feels odd including something about 2023 in June 2024, but the results of the major annual JavaScript developer survey are now out. It’s interesting to see what features JS devs do and don’t use, changes in library popularity over time, what build tools people are using, the divide between JavaScript and TypeScript usage, and much more besides. - https://2023.stateofjs.com/en-US

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