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15 Common Rating Scales Explained

Selection can have a big impact on both the responses and interpretation - http://bit.ly/2LKpBJ5

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Lazy loading components in Angular and React Applications

In this article, we will discuss how lazy loading works and differs in both Angular and React applications. We will not be discussing the various features of Angular or React, nor will we cover the setup necessary for spinning up an application with either of these technologies. - http://bit.ly/2MC3mKN

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Using the React DevTools Profiler to Diagnose Performance Issues

The most recent React DevTools provides a tab for profiling, and this article covers how Netlify used this profiler to fix a long-standing performance issue in their client-side code. - http://bit.ly/2Q3FNZl

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Game changing Features of Angular v6

With the release of Angular 6 several amazing new features were introduced. These changes synchronizes the major version number of the angular framework, angular CLI and Angular Material + CDK. With an exception to a small change in RxJS, there are no major breaking changes in this version of Angular. Let us examine these new features in greater detail. - http://bit.ly/2QcJUlZ

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The Front-End Performance Checklist

An extensive list of things you should check or at least be aware of as a front-end developer trying to make your sites work as fast as possible. - http://bit.ly/2wT6yYz

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Using Feature Detection to Write CSS with Cross-Browser Support

If you’ve been subscribed for a while, you’ll have seen all manner of CSS modules - both established and experimental - mentioned here. Here’s how to use the modules you want in a progressively enhanced way across browsers by using feature detection. - http://bit.ly/2QdRuN0

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shimport: Use JavaScript Modules in All Browsers

Allows you to use JS modules in all browsers, including dynamic import(). Currently experimental - the creator says “Don’t rush into production with this; it’s not battle-tested”. - http://bit.ly/2x0slgb

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