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CSS Grid in IE: Debunking Common IE Grid Misconceptions

Daniel Tonon shows how to use CSS grid in a way that will work not only in modern browsers but also in Internet Explorer.
- http://bit.ly/2MXuHCJ

#css #grid
Understanding JSX Compilation in VueJS

Have you ever wondered how render functions are created by virtual DOM-based libraries like Vue.js? This article details the three key steps: parse, transform and generate. - http://bit.ly/2KVFFwf

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Using face-api.js: Face Recognition in the Browser with TensorFlow.js

A library bringing face detection, recognition and landmark detection to the browser. - http://bit.ly/2J13xsh

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Building Browser Extensions with React

Rubberduck adds IDE-like features to GitHub via a browser extension which was built using React. Here’s how they made it work. - http://bit.ly/2m3r17i

#react
Offline-Friendly Forms

One of the most requested features that I get for offline web apps are forms that work regardless of the connection. This is a great overview along with an example Codepen. - http://bit.ly/2KPcPg2

#javascript
Add i18n and Manage Translations of a Vue.js Powered Website

Setting up a Vue.js website with internationalization (i18n) support sounds daunting at first, but it may be easier than you think! This tutorial shows you how to do it with VueI18n. - http://bit.ly/2mdX58k

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Layoutit: A CSS Grid Layout Interface Builder

A very quick online way to put together a CSS grid layout and get the code needed to make it happen. We saw this getting some love on Twitter and were impressed with it ourselves. - http://bit.ly/2Lg167i

#css #grid
React Native at Airbnb: The Technology

The second post in a series where Airbnb details their experiences with React Native and discusses what’s next for them in mobile. This digs into the tech side of why it didn’t pan out for them. - http://bit.ly/2KYKcdh

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Asynchrony: Under the Hood

Filmed at the recent JSConf EU, this talk deftly explores the conceptual underpinnings of asynchronous programming approaches, and the drawbacks and advantages of each. - http://bit.ly/2zkqNSG

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Rental Cars, Destiny’s Child and Error Handling with Vue.js

There are at least two reasons why you would want to set up custom error handling in your JS project: one is pragmatic and the other is scary. Learn how you can catch every error in your Vue.js app in this fun and interesting tutorial by Lars Eidnes. - http://bit.ly/2L6dE49

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An Introduction to Feature Policy

We linked to the spec last week, but this introduction to Feature Policy, a feature that lets developers selectively enable, disable, and modify the behavior of certain APIs and features in the browser, is a much better introduction - http://bit.ly/2KWL9Xx

#web
Doing Vue After Three Years with React

“I want to share my experience of dealing with Vue after being a devoted React developer for a few years.” - http://bit.ly/2ueegui

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How Angular Resolves Dynamic Components

What happens under the hood when you use Angular’s resolveComponentFactory? - http://bit.ly/2L9pmv6

#angular
Managing State in Vue.js

This article compares and contrasts the key patterns for managing state in Vue.js applications including Vuex, event bus, and global state. - http://bit.ly/2uwOeTa

#vue
CSS Grid Level 2: Here Comes Subgrid

CSS Grid Level 2’s headline feature is support for subgrids (the idea that nested grids can take their parent grids into account). In this article, Rachel Andrew explains what’s new and how it will work once it’s fully specced. - http://bit.ly/2uv3fVv

#css #grid