JavaScript vs. TypeScript vs. ReasonML: Pros and Cons
Dr. Axel is becoming a fan of static typing for larger projects and explains the pros and cons of it and how static typing relates to the TypeScript and ReasonML projects. - https://goo.gl/kLXK7c
#javascript #typescript
Dr. Axel is becoming a fan of static typing for larger projects and explains the pros and cons of it and how static typing relates to the TypeScript and ReasonML projects. - https://goo.gl/kLXK7c
#javascript #typescript
2ality
JavaScript vs. TypeScript vs. ReasonML
In this blog post, I describe the pros and cons of three programming languages/dialects: JavaScript, TypeScript and ReasonML. My descriptions are based on recent experiences with TypeScript and ReasonML on a few smaller real-world projects and on years of…
Renderless Components in Vue.js
A comprehensive guide on designing customizable Vue.js components using scoped slots and render functions. - https://goo.gl/pgJhrB
#vue
A comprehensive guide on designing customizable Vue.js components using scoped slots and render functions. - https://goo.gl/pgJhrB
#vue
adamwathan.me
Renderless Components in Vue.js
Have you ever pulled in a third-party UI component only to discover that because of one small tweak you need to make, you have to throw out the whole package?
A renderless component is a component that doesn't render any of its own HTML and instead only…
A renderless component is a component that doesn't render any of its own HTML and instead only…
Loading Third-Party JavaScript
Addy Osmani and Arthur Evans explain how to optimize the loading of third-party scripts to reduce their impact on performance. - https://goo.gl/93hmBm
#javascript
Addy Osmani and Arthur Evans explain how to optimize the loading of third-party scripts to reduce their impact on performance. - https://goo.gl/93hmBm
#javascript
Google Developers
Loading Third-Party JavaScript | Web Fundamentals
| Google Developers
| Google Developers
Third-party scripts provide a wide range of useful functionality, making the web more dynamic. Learn how to optimize the loading of third-party scripts to reduce their impact on performance.
The History of Node.js on a Timeline
With Node getting its name on March 3, 2009, we’re due a tenth anniversary next year. - https://goo.gl/Qqq7fQ
#nodejs
With Node getting its name on March 3, 2009, we’re due a tenth anniversary next year. - https://goo.gl/Qqq7fQ
#nodejs
RisingStack Engineering - Node.js Tutorials & Resources
History of Node.js on a Timeline | @RisingStack
A look back at what exactly happened to Node.js so far, from the point where it was born. The history of Node.js on a timeline: 2009-2018
Introducing Certificate Transparency and Nimbus
Certificate Transparency is the process of allowing the generation of security certificates to be audited in public and Cloudflare has created a new, open certificate transparency log and a dashboard to explore the CT ecosystem. This is a great article if you want to learn more about CT and what it entails. - https://goo.gl/Qj8oEB
#certificate
Certificate Transparency is the process of allowing the generation of security certificates to be audited in public and Cloudflare has created a new, open certificate transparency log and a dashboard to explore the CT ecosystem. This is a great article if you want to learn more about CT and what it entails. - https://goo.gl/Qj8oEB
#certificate
The Cloudflare Blog
Introducing Certificate Transparency and Nimbus
Certificate Transparency (CT) is an ambitious project to help improve security online by bringing accountability to the system that protects HTTPS. Cloudflare is announcing support for this project by introducing two new public-good services.
Front End Architecture — Making rebuild from scratch not so painful
How to create a package to handle application business rules, API calls, localStorage and change frontend frameworks as often as you want to. - https://goo.gl/tqU9X1
#frontEnd
How to create a package to handle application business rules, API calls, localStorage and change frontend frameworks as often as you want to. - https://goo.gl/tqU9X1
#frontEnd
Medium
Front End Architecture — Making rebuild from scratch not so painful
How to create a package to handle application business rules, API calls, localStorage and change frontend frameworks as often as you want…
Dragon Drop
Dragon Drop is an accessible drag and drop list reorder module. - https://goo.gl/LLnmUj
#react
Dragon Drop is an accessible drag and drop list reorder module. - https://goo.gl/LLnmUj
#react
GitHub
GitHub - schne324/dragon-drop: Accessible drag and drop list reorder module
Accessible drag and drop list reorder module. Contribute to schne324/dragon-drop development by creating an account on GitHub.
Getting Started with Azure Functions and MongoDB
How to set up a Node-based Azure Function that connects to MongoDB and, importantly, reuses the database connection between requests. - https://goo.gl/6o5FqG
#azure #mongoDB
How to set up a Node-based Azure Function that connects to MongoDB and, importantly, reuses the database connection between requests. - https://goo.gl/6o5FqG
#azure #mongoDB
The Code Barbarian
Getting Started With Azure Functions and MongoDB
Serverless architectures are becoming increasingly popular, but, when using
Using Node to Call a GraphQL API
As a personal aside, GitHub’s GraphQL API is absolutely amazing. It’s streets ahead of the REST API for pulling out the data you want if that data spans multiple data models. - https://goo.gl/atAEFB
#nodejs
As a personal aside, GitHub’s GraphQL API is absolutely amazing. It’s streets ahead of the REST API for pulling out the data you want if that data spans multiple data models. - https://goo.gl/atAEFB
#nodejs
ITNEXT
Using Node to call a GraphQL API
With native modules
Building a Serverless CMS Powered by Vue.js
Serverless architectures allow developers to create and fine-tune products efficiently without the maintenance and scaling bottlenecks of servers. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to build a serverless Vue.js application using ButterCMS, a headless CMS and blogging platform. - https://goo.gl/sZXc7i
#vue #cms
Serverless architectures allow developers to create and fine-tune products efficiently without the maintenance and scaling bottlenecks of servers. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to build a serverless Vue.js application using ButterCMS, a headless CMS and blogging platform. - https://goo.gl/sZXc7i
#vue #cms
CSS-Tricks
Building a Serverless CMS Powered by Vue.js
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to build a serverless Vue.js application using ButterCMS. ButterCMS is a headless CMS and blogging platform that lets you build CMS-powered apps using any programming language, including Vue.
Cache Recipes: Using the CacheStorage API
A combination of cacheing patterns using the CacheStorage API in JavaScript, with real world app use cases, examples and code snippets. - https://goo.gl/CNZasG
#mobile
A combination of cacheing patterns using the CacheStorage API in JavaScript, with real world app use cases, examples and code snippets. - https://goo.gl/CNZasG
#mobile
Medium
Cache Recipes
Combination of `cache`ing patterns in javascript. With real world app use cases, examples and code snippets…
How to Write Powerful Schemas in JavaScript
An introduction to schm, a library for building schemas in a functional and composable way. - https://goo.gl/DoWYyP
#javascript #schm
An introduction to schm, a library for building schemas in a functional and composable way. - https://goo.gl/DoWYyP
#javascript #schm
freeCodeCamp
How to write powerful schemas in JavaScript
Introducing schm, a functional and highly composable library for creating schemas in JavaScript and Node.js
CSS Grid Application Layout in Production
Philipp Sporrer shares how their team reimplemented an application layout in CSS Grid, what benefits they saw and how they were able to support IE11. - https://goo.gl/26Luya
#css
Philipp Sporrer shares how their team reimplemented an application layout in CSS Grid, what benefits they saw and how they were able to support IE11. - https://goo.gl/26Luya
#css
Medium
CSS Grid Application Layout in Production
Application layout using CSS Grid in a IE11 compatible way
Update on Async Rendering
Brian Vaughn shares some of the lessons the React team have learned while working on the update and async rendering features, plus some recipes to help prepare your components for the launch - https://goo.gl/2zBY8i
#react
Brian Vaughn shares some of the lessons the React team have learned while working on the update and async rendering features, plus some recipes to help prepare your components for the launch - https://goo.gl/2zBY8i
#react
reactjs.org
Update on Async Rendering – React Blog
For over a year, the React team has been working to implement asynchronous rendering. Last month during his talk at JSConf Iceland, Dan unveiled some of the exciting new possibilities async rendering unlocks . Now we’d like to share with you some of the…
What’s New with V8 v6.6
Due to be released with Chrome 66 in a few weeks, the latest version of the V8 JavaScript engine changes the behavior of Function.prototype.toString(), adds trimStart() and trimEnd() methods to strings, has improved code caching, major async and array performance improvements, and more. - https://goo.gl/YJ6qaX
#chrome
Due to be released with Chrome 66 in a few weeks, the latest version of the V8 JavaScript engine changes the behavior of Function.prototype.toString(), adds trimStart() and trimEnd() methods to strings, has improved code caching, major async and array performance improvements, and more. - https://goo.gl/YJ6qaX
#chrome
Blogspot
V8 release v6.6
A blog by the V8 team for JavaScript enthusiast that want to get a glimpse 'under the hood' of Chrome's JavaScript engine.
Adding Favicons in a Multi-Browser Multi-Platform World
A refresher on what needs to be done to have a favicon show up everywhere you’d expect it to - https://goo.gl/5y2pRb
#mobile
A refresher on what needs to be done to have a favicon show up everywhere you’d expect it to - https://goo.gl/5y2pRb
#mobile
mobiForge
Adding favicons in a multi-browser multi-platform world - mobiForge
Favicons: they used to be so easy. A simple 16×16 pixel favicon.ico bitmap used to do the trick, but over the past 20 years or so things have changed. We review how to add favicons to satisfy the major browsers and platforms.
Authoring Validatable Custom Vue Input Components
Building Vue.js components is very fun and straightforward, you can build almost anything and it will work most of the time. - https://goo.gl/sHJmir
#vue
Building Vue.js components is very fun and straightforward, you can build almost anything and it will work most of the time. - https://goo.gl/sHJmir
#vue
Medium
Authoring Validatable Custom Vue Input Components – Abdelrahman Awad – Medium
Tips on creating versatile custom inputs with VeeValidate
W Descriptors and Sizes: Under the Hood
Eric Portis explains the mechanics of srcset and sizes, and how exactly browsers use it to load images responsively. - https://goo.gl/NpKtt2
#css
Eric Portis explains the mechanics of srcset and sizes, and how exactly browsers use it to load images responsively. - https://goo.gl/NpKtt2
#css
Observablehq
w descriptors and sizes: Under the hood
An Observable notebook by Eric Portis
A Slack App Step-by-Step: A Real-Life Example
A thorough walkthrough of what building a Slack app with Node and Express.js entails. - https://goo.gl/GoLpZv
#nodejs
A thorough walkthrough of what building a Slack app with Node and Express.js entails. - https://goo.gl/GoLpZv
#nodejs
X-Team Blog - Commit. Push. Unleash.
A Slack App Step-by-Step
If you want to learn how to extend Slack's functionalities with your own slash commands, look no further.
React 16.3 Released with StrictMode and an Official Context API
Introduces a new, more efficient context API, though the old, experimental context API will keep working for all 16.x releases. There are also changes to component lifecycles, a StrictMode component that activates extra checks and warnings for descendants, and createRef and forwardRef APIs. - https://goo.gl/jqQSKV
#react
Introduces a new, more efficient context API, though the old, experimental context API will keep working for all 16.x releases. There are also changes to component lifecycles, a StrictMode component that activates extra checks and warnings for descendants, and createRef and forwardRef APIs. - https://goo.gl/jqQSKV
#react
reactjs.org
React v16.3.0: New lifecycles and context API – React Blog
A few days ago, we wrote a post about upcoming changes to our legacy lifecycle methods , including gradual migration strategies. In React 16.3.0, we are adding a few new lifecycle methods to assist with that migration. We are also introducing new APIs for…