What’s New in Nuxt JS 2.8.0

Nuxt is a framework built for creating Vue applications. These Vue applications can be a single page application, a static generated application or a universal application. - http://amp.gs/OOAs

#nuxt

Safari Web Inspector Now Includes A New CPU Usage Timeline

...that lets devs measure a page’s CPU usage, estimate its energy impact, and more easily investigate sources of script execution that may be contributing to poor energy utilization. - http://amp.gs/Orx8

#news

Building a Reactivity System Similar to Vue In Under 0.7KB

Currently, the TOAST UI Grid team is working diligently for the major update that is the release of the version 4. The purpose of this update is to rewrite all of the previous code base written with… - http://amp.gs/Orsi

#vue

An Introduction to the MediaRecorder API

Here's how to use the MediaRecorder browser API to record audio and video in the browser. - http://amp.gs/OSYn

#webapi

Up & Going with Nuxt.js, Bulma and Sass

Overcome Nuxt.js, Bulma and Sass shenanigans with this quick article to help you start developing your next App in less than 10 minutes. - http://amp.gs/OSLs

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Using Cypress to Write Tests for a React App

A straightforward introduction to using Cypress with React. Cypress is an end-to-end testing library that makes it easy to define and run user/UI actions programmatically to test the behavior of an app. - http://amp.gs/ONqS

#react #cypress #tests

'Why We Prefer CSS Custom Properties to SASS Variables'

Some practical examples of how CSS variables can power-up your workflow. - http://amp.gs/OqOZ

#css

Understanding Worker Threads in Node

First introduced as a experimental feature in Node 10.5, worker threads are now a standard, built-in feature and enable you to run separate JavaScript files in separate threads (without introducing threads as a first-class citizen to Node generally). - http://amp.gs/Os7c

#nodejs

Good Code Reviews, Better Code Reviews

Gergely Orosz's personal take on what good code reviews look like and what great ones - better than good - are. - http://amp.gs/OiCY

#codereview

React Toastify: App Notifications Made Easy

A ‘toast’ notification is a small popup style of notification that’s popular in webapps. This library brings such notifications to your own app and gives you a lot of control over how they work (you can even display another React component inside the notification). - http://amp.gs/ODnA

#react

How to Create a Secure Node.js GraphQL API

This GraphQL tutorial outlines how to create an API for use in Node projects and examines how it compares to REST-based solutions. - http://amp.gs/Ou8v

#nodejs #graphql

Task Management Application Using Vue.js 

Now in this article, you will learn how to build a Task Management App similar to Trello using Vue.js. - http://amp.gs/Oucx

#vue

How to Section Your HTML

A valuable deep-dive into HTML’s various semantic sectioning elements (such as <nav>, <section> and <aside>) with pointers on when it's appropriate to use them, and how. Worth bookmarking for future reference. - http://amp.gs/OJag

#html

A Guide to Angular 8's Differential Loading Feature

Angular 8 is here! Learn all about one of its coolest new features: differential loading. Differential loading lets you serve up different bundles to different browsers and make your application even faster! - http://amp.gs/O0ib

#angular

DOM Element Dimensions and CSS Transforms

Louis Lazaris shows how to retrieve correct DOM element’s dimensions when it has a CSS transform applied to it (scale, skew, translate, and rotate). - http://amp.gs/OKrj

#css

A Gentle Introduction to Web Components

Web Components (aka, custom elements) allow you to implement reusable components with only HTML, CSS and JS. Here’s how to build your first, and how to use them in your apps. - http://amp.gs/O3vt

#webcomponent

Spotlight: A New Lightbox Gallery Library

It’s been years since we’ve linked to one of these (2 actually, when we linked to lightgallery.js, which remains a good option). - http://amp.gs/O3st

#component

Node vs Python 3: Which Is Fastest?

Spoiler.. it’s Node.js by a long shot! If you haven’t checked out the ‘Alioth’ Computer Langauge Benchmarks for a few years, they’ve been tweaked a bit and Node is now compared against C++, Java, Python, and Ruby. C++ and Java still have an edge but JavaScript is a clear performance winner amongst traditional ‘scripting’ languages. - http://amp.gs/OHm3

#nodejs

What does the Vue function API feel like

Recently a proposal for Vue.js 3.x has been published, and with it a whole new way to use Vue.js via function API that addresses many problems that were present in 2.x API. - http://amp.gs/O2mv

#vue

CSS Grid: No Nonsense Layouts

Austin Johnston shares an introduction to CSS Grid where you’ll learn how to create grid-based layouts through a practical, example-based approach. - http://amp.gs/O2c4

#css #grid