Dynamic Import of Locales in Angular
The problem with using more than one language in your application is that for each language you need to import the data of the locale. That is a lot of extra code taking up bandwidth. It would be great if we can dynamically import the language when needed. All sounds good in theory. Let’s see if it also works in practice. - http://bit.ly/2PooHnr
#angular
The problem with using more than one language in your application is that for each language you need to import the data of the locale. That is a lot of extra code taking up bandwidth. It would be great if we can dynamically import the language when needed. All sounds good in theory. Let’s see if it also works in practice. - http://bit.ly/2PooHnr
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Angular In Depth
Dynamic Import of Locales in Angular
Lazy load your locale when changing countries.
Faster Async Functions and Promises for V8
A substantial and easy-to-follow exploration of how async functions and promises in V8 have been optimized and how the debugging experience for async code has been improved. - http://bit.ly/2DGcGaS
#v8 #async #promise
A substantial and easy-to-follow exploration of how async functions and promises in V8 have been optimized and how the debugging experience for async code has been improved. - http://bit.ly/2DGcGaS
#v8 #async #promise
v8.dev
Faster async functions and promises · V8
Faster and easier-to-debug async functions and promises are coming to V8 v7.2 / Chrome 72.
Implicit state sharing: React’s context API & provide/inject in Vue
Examples of implicitly passing down props in both React & Vue. - http://bit.ly/2KLAZWm
#vue
Examples of implicitly passing down props in both React & Vue. - http://bit.ly/2KLAZWm
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LogRocket Blog
Implicit state sharing: React’s context API & provide/inject in Vue - LogRocket Blog
Imagine you are creating an accordion component that you want to distribute publicly through an npm package. You would like the user of this accordion to be able to use the component in a very flexible way, by composing multiple components together. Imagine…
Experimenting with Brain-Computer Interfaces in JavaScript
Can you use JavaScript to analyze your brain? Yep. It’s fascinating to see the domains JS can be used with. I did something similar with an ECG (heart monitor) recently. - http://bit.ly/2zCpuw5
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Can you use JavaScript to analyze your brain? Yep. It’s fascinating to see the domains JS can be used with. I did something similar with an ECG (heart monitor) recently. - http://bit.ly/2zCpuw5
#javascript
Medium
Experimenting with brain-computer interfaces in JavaScript.
For the past couple of years, I’ve had a growing interest in neurotechnology. This blog post is about sharing the things I’ve learnt along…
Authentication in Angular
Most of the applications we build require some kind of authentication. In this tutorial, Gábor will show us how to build a simple application that uses routing and authentication. We will build a service that handles HTTP calls and stores JWT authentication tokens on the client to restrict access to pages and attach the token to authenticated HTTP calls. - http://bit.ly/2G7k4Pj
#angular
Most of the applications we build require some kind of authentication. In this tutorial, Gábor will show us how to build a simple application that uses routing and authentication. We will build a service that handles HTTP calls and stores JWT authentication tokens on the client to restrict access to pages and attach the token to authenticated HTTP calls. - http://bit.ly/2G7k4Pj
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Medium
Authentication in Angular
IMPORTANT! This tutorial is using the old Angular router (@angular/router-deprecated). A new article is published on how to authenticate…
CSS Grid in IE: Duplicate Area Names Now Supported!
Daniel Tonon shares how Autoprefixer team implemented support for duplicate area names in CSS Grid in IE. - http://bit.ly/2rsEckA
#css
Daniel Tonon shares how Autoprefixer team implemented support for duplicate area names in CSS Grid in IE. - http://bit.ly/2rsEckA
#css
CSS-Tricks
CSS Grid in IE: Duplicate area names now supported! | CSS-Tricks
Autoprefixer is now up to version 9.3.1 and there have been a lot of updates since I wrote the original three-part CSS Grid in IE series — the most
Building Your Own Interactive JavaScript Playground
Not something many of us might think we want to do, but it’s interesting to see how we could replicate the underlying functionality of sites like JSBin or Code like CodeSandbox or CodePen if we wanted to. - http://bit.ly/2RvzbDq
#javascript
Not something many of us might think we want to do, but it’s interesting to see how we could replicate the underlying functionality of sites like JSBin or Code like CodeSandbox or CodePen if we wanted to. - http://bit.ly/2RvzbDq
#javascript
krasimirtsonev.com
Build your own interactive JavaScript playground
Recently I spent some time working on my own JavaScript playground called Demoit. Something like CodeSandbox, JSBin or Codepen. I already blogged about why I did it but decided to write down some implementation details. Everything happens at runtime in the…
The event-stream Vulnerability Explained
A good writeup of what the attack entailed and how it technically worked behind the scenes. - http://bit.ly/2Qh9FoS
#nodejs
A good writeup of what the attack entailed and how it technically worked behind the scenes. - http://bit.ly/2Qh9FoS
#nodejs
A Vue from Ionic
The Ionic framework is a collection of UI components for building high-quality, cross-platform apps. You’ll be happy to know Ionic is now supporting an official package for Vue.js! - http://bit.ly/2Pn3jPy
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The Ionic framework is a collection of UI components for building high-quality, cross-platform apps. You’ll be happy to know Ionic is now supporting an official package for Vue.js! - http://bit.ly/2Pn3jPy
#vue
Ionic Blog
A Vue from Ionic - Ionic Blog
Ionic Vue has reached Release Candidate status! Check out the latest details here. Last week, we gave the first official preview of Vue support for Ionic Framework at VueConf Toronto. Our very own Josh Thomas (@jthoms1) shared some insight into the first…
How React Fared in the State of JS 2018 Survey
The results of the largest annual survey of JavaScript developers are out and React continues to dominate the narrative. - http://bit.ly/2Qh8tlo
#react
The results of the largest annual survey of JavaScript developers are out and React continues to dominate the narrative. - http://bit.ly/2Qh8tlo
#react
Telerik Blogs
A React State of Mind (State of JavaScript Survey 2018)
The State of JavaScript Survey is something we wait for yearly to see developers' state of mind. This year continues the popularity we saw last year by React.
An Extensive Guide to Progressive Web Applications
Progressive Web Apps (also known as PWAs) use modern Web technologies to provide powerful, app-like experiences in the browser. This post acts as a sort of primer to the whole concept and what those technologies are (such as service workers). - http://bit.ly/2EjHZtd
#pwa #guide
Progressive Web Apps (also known as PWAs) use modern Web technologies to provide powerful, app-like experiences in the browser. This post acts as a sort of primer to the whole concept and what those technologies are (such as service workers). - http://bit.ly/2EjHZtd
#pwa #guide
Smashing Magazine
An Extensive Guide To Progressive Web Applications — Smashing Magazine
In this article, we’ll look at the pain points of users who are browsing old non-PWA websites and the promise of PWAs to make the web great. You’ll learn most of the important technologies that make for cool PWAs, like service workers, web push notifications…
Creating Angular Desktop Apps with Electron
In this tutorial, we are going to take a look at how to turn any angular application into a native desktop app using electron. - http://bit.ly/2BWvDou
#angular #electron
In this tutorial, we are going to take a look at how to turn any angular application into a native desktop app using electron. - http://bit.ly/2BWvDou
#angular #electron
Malcoded
Creating Angular Desktop Apps with Electron
In this tutorial, we are going to take a look at how to turn any angular application into a native desktop app using electron. You will learn how to set up an…
Comparing JavaScript HTTP Request Libraries
Surface level summaries of Supertest, the Fetch API, Axios, Request, and SuperAgent - http://bit.ly/2Gm4BLA
#javascript #http
Surface level summaries of Supertest, the Fetch API, Axios, Request, and SuperAgent - http://bit.ly/2Gm4BLA
#javascript #http
Bits and Pieces
Comparing JavaScript HTTP Requests Libraries for 2019
Comparing 5 JS and Node.js HTTP Request libraries to choose from: Axios, Request, Superagent, Fetch and Supertest.
Automating Excel File Generation using ExcelJS
How to easily generate Microsoft Excel workbooks/spreadsheets using the ExcelJS module. - http://bit.ly/2rp9LMr
#nodejs #exceljs
How to easily generate Microsoft Excel workbooks/spreadsheets using the ExcelJS module. - http://bit.ly/2rp9LMr
#nodejs #exceljs
Atomic Spin
Generating Excel Files using Node.js and ExcelJS
How to easily and simply generate Microsoft Excel workbooks/spreadsheets using Node.js and the ExcelJS node module/library.
The React 16.x Roadmap
If you’ve been following the React world over the past year, you’ll have run into a variety of new concepts like hooks and ‘Suspense’ and possibly wondered how it all fits into the big picture. This post explains it all and how these features will become fully supported in final React releases. - http://bit.ly/2PmuSsl
#react
If you’ve been following the React world over the past year, you’ll have run into a variety of new concepts like hooks and ‘Suspense’ and possibly wondered how it all fits into the big picture. This post explains it all and how these features will become fully supported in final React releases. - http://bit.ly/2PmuSsl
#react
legacy.reactjs.org
React 16.x Roadmap – React Blog
This blog site has been archived. Go to react.dev/blog to see the recent posts. You might have heard about features like “Hooks”, “Suspense”, and “Concurrent Rendering” in the previous blog posts and talks. In this post, we’ll look at how they fit together…
The Front-End Checklist
A front-end development and deployment checklist of ideal things to do when rolling out a Web site (e.g. produce favicons, check 404 pages, print stylesheets). - http://bit.ly/2B2Ei79
#frontEnd #checklist
A front-end development and deployment checklist of ideal things to do when rolling out a Web site (e.g. produce favicons, check 404 pages, print stylesheets). - http://bit.ly/2B2Ei79
#frontEnd #checklist
Front-End Checklist
✨ Your best Front-End Tool ✨
🗂 The Front-End Checklist Application is perfect for modern websites and meticulous developers! Follow the rules and deliver the best of your work in a generated report!
Top 10 UI/UX Mistakes to Avoid While Designing a Mobile App
The top commonly seen UI/UX mistakes made in mobile apps and how to avoid them. - http://bit.ly/2UD6ExN
#ui #ux
The top commonly seen UI/UX mistakes made in mobile apps and how to avoid them. - http://bit.ly/2UD6ExN
#ui #ux
Medium
Top 10 UI/UX Mistakes to Avoid While Designing a Mobile App
“Creativity allows you to make mistakes, design is knowing which one to keep.” — Scott Adams
Under The Hood of React’s Hooks System
If you’re tired of hearing about React’s new hooks mechanism, you might want to skip ahead a year, but for now people are continuing to dig deep into understanding how they work. - http://bit.ly/2SB1xMO
#react #hooks
If you’re tired of hearing about React’s new hooks mechanism, you might want to skip ahead a year, but for now people are continuing to dig deep into understanding how they work. - http://bit.ly/2SB1xMO
#react #hooks
Medium
Under the hood of React’s hooks system
Looking at the implementation and getting to know it inside out
Things Worth Knowing About Dynamic Components in Angular
In this article, Netanal answers a question that was asked on Twitter. “When I create a component dynamically via ComponentRef, do I have to manually destroy my component or will Angular do that when the parent is being destroyed?” He will also add some more interesting points to his answer. - http://bit.ly/2BY3HAz
#angular
In this article, Netanal answers a question that was asked on Twitter. “When I create a component dynamically via ComponentRef, do I have to manually destroy my component or will Angular do that when the parent is being destroyed?” He will also add some more interesting points to his answer. - http://bit.ly/2BY3HAz
#angular
Medium
Things Worth Knowing About Dynamic Components in Angular
In this article, I would like to answer a question that was asked yesterday on Twitter by Sani Yusuf and also add more interesting points.