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React-with-Gesture: A Utility for Component-Tied Pointer Gestures

If you’ve been intimidated with setting up a touch or mouse-based gesture for your components and views, react-with-gesture promises to make it easier. The live demo is neat. - http://amp.gs/Vmfe

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Handle http responses with HttpInterceptor and Toastr in Angular

Have you ever been in need of a centralized system that takes care of your http responses? Every time you work on a big project with a ton of http requests, that problem comes to the surface. In this article, we will learn how to deal with it, by using an http interceptor and the ngx-toastr plugin to display those messages. - http://amp.gs/VZlU

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Vue.js & GraphQL Tutorial: Tying Airtable Data to a Gridsome App

Gridsome leverages Vue.js and GraphQL to build static, data-driven frontend apps. In this tutorial, you’ll see how Airtable can be used as a data source for Gridsome. - http://amp.gs/Vpfb

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Electron 4.0 Released

Electron is a popular project from GitHub that’s heavily used to create desktop apps with modern Web technologies (such as VS Code and Slack’s desktop client). 4.0 introduces some new features but notably bumps up the underlying dependencies to Chromium 69, Node 10.11, and V8 6.9. - http://amp.gs/Vlz4

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A Quick CSS Audit and General Notes About Design Systems

Robin Rendle shares some advice on auditing design systems to help you better understand and improve your CSS codebase.
- http://amp.gs/VBIg

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Things Dan Abramov Doesn’t Know

React core team member and the creator of Redux wants you to realize that “even your favorite developers may not know many things that you know” and shares his own list of blind spots. - http://amp.gs/VnTH

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Resolvers: Angular’s one-click data delivery

Etienne once read somewhere that we should always keep our Components as small as possible. It’s then easier to understand and forces us to put reusable logic in Services. But when you need to get data from an API, then you may need to map the data to fit the format you want. We’ll need to take care of all this in our Component once it’s initiated… right? - http://amp.gs/Vn0w

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Node and JavaScript Testing Best Practices

A well presented collection of 30 best practices for better Node and JavaScript testing, continuous integration, and overall quality. - http://amp.gs/VGik

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Storing and Using the Last Known Route in Vue

How to keep a reference to the last known route a user visited in Vue. Also a good excuse to check out the all-new CSS Tricks redesign! - http://amp.gs/Vfdh

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Spend Your Xmas Break Catching Up on the Hottest Trends in Angular

It’s that time of year again — time to look back at everything that came our way. Whether it’s new Akita features, innovations in Angular, testing with Spectator, or in-depth looks at JS and RX functionality, they were all featured in Netanel’s articles. As 2018 draws to a close, he’s linked all his articles from the past 2 years here for easier access. - http://amp.gs/VkiB

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Experimenting with Node 12's Async Stack Traces

Node 12 isn’t here yet but that doesn’t have to stop you experimenting with a new option that aims to make debugging async functions easier. - http://amp.gs/VeRJ

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New horizons in CSS: Houdini and the Paint API

Houdini gives us access to the CSS object model for the very first time. Instead of updating styles in JavaScript, we can write code that the browser understands and can parse as CSS.
- http://amp.gs/Vyy1

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Trash Talk: V8's Orinoco Garbage Collector

Orinoco is a high-performance, low-latency, mostly parallel and concurrent garbage collector. Here, Peter Marshall explains its main features and what is yet to come. - http://amp.gs/Vh7j

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Angular Top 50: What you should have read in 2018

The year 2018 is coming to an end. That time went by quite quickly, didn’t it? It was a very exciting year to be an angular developer. There was not only one, but there were two major framework (6 & 7) releases! - http://amp.gs/Vh3z

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