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Ionic React Now Available in Beta

Ionic, a framework for building cross-platform hybrid mobile apps, is commonly associated with Angular but now it’s available in a React flavor too with around 70 components intended to cover the main use cases when building mobile apps. — http://amp.gs/4rXv

#react #ionic
The Firefox Experiments I Would Have Liked To Try

The author has been a member of the Firefox Test Pilot team for a number of years. Here he takes a comprehensive look back on several ideas he would have liked to have explored/implemented within Firefox. - http://amp.gs/4S2E

#firefox #experiments
An Early Look at Angular 8: Get Ready for Opt-In IVY Preview

With the Angular team announcing Angular 8.0 earlier this month, the team at Telerik wanted to give a quick overview of the features coming with the next big version of Angular as well as provide some basic understanding of IVY. - http://amp.gs/4Ndx

#angular
How I Finally Got My Head Around Scoped Slots in Vue

There are elements of the Vue framework that are more sophisticated than others, and take a bit more brainpower to understand. One of these areas is scoped slots. Here's a nice guide to understanding how they work. - http://amp.gs/4Ahu

#vue
A Bumper Collection of React Hooks

Literally links to over 500 different hooks used or offered by React projects. — http://amp.gs/4q7J

#react #hooks
Scaling the A3C Algorithm to Multiple Machines with TensorFlow.JS

A3C (Asynchronous Advantage Actor-Critic) is a powerful deep reinforcement learning algorithm which is explained here. - http://amp.gs/4s6q

#nodejs #tensorflow
Storybook 5.0: The UI Component Workshop

Storybook is a popular tool for building UI components for React, Angular, and Vue.js apps, now with an all-new interface. Wondering why you should use Storybook? - http://amp.gs/4i5L

#storybook
A TSLint Rule for Detecting Invalid Uses of React Hooks

One for the TypeScript users. Enforces the rules of hooks. - http://amp.gs/4DZ2

#react #tslint #hooks
JavaScript Performance Pitfalls in V8

A very detailed article where Benedikt Meurer of the core V8 team shows how V8 compiles your code and shares some tricks you can use to avoid performance problems. - http://amp.gs/4D0l

#nodejs
Reactive Scroll Position Restoration with RxJS

This is a reactive Angular solution via RxJS for simple applications that suffer from a common navigation issue. Similar implementations could be done in other frameworks too. - http://amp.gs/4uqF

#angular
Look Ma, No Media Queries! Responsive Layouts Using CSS Grid

Juan Martín García demonstrates the power of CSS Grid by building a couple of common responsive navigation layouts. - http://amp.gs/4JSU

#css #grid
Handtrack.js: Realtime Hand Detection, Directly in the Browser

A neat way to prototype hand-related gestures or interactions in the browser in very few lines of code. - http://amp.gs/40Ce

#javascript
My Intuition on When to Use Custom React Hooks

Learn how custom hooks are like mixins: a great way to share small bits of functionality between components. - http://amp.gs/4Kl3

#react #hooks
Integrating Google Analytics With Angular 2+

Google Analytics is at the forefront when it comes to offering effective ways to track the pages a user visits, the time they spend there and what they are doing. This makes it a necessity for the majority of companies around the world in providing valuable data for creating effective marketing campaigns, improving their user experience and so forth. - http://amp.gs/43zd

#angular
Serverless Functions in Depth with AWS Amplify

A deep-dive on how to build, test, deploy, update, and delete serverless JS functions with AWS Amplify. - http://amp.gs/43Nb

#nodejs #aws