Explain Like I'm 5: Microservices in Node.js

A look at the basics of microservices, by way of a Lego-themed Node-based example. - http://amp.gs/NUp1

#nodejs

Building A Simple Application with Flutter and GraphQL

How to build a CRUD app using both Flutter and GraphQL. - http://amp.gs/NdnB

#flutter #graphql

The Complete Guide To Angular Load Time Optimization

In the past, Christian has written a lot about performance tuning Angular apps. Now it is time to dive into one of the big and important topics: optimizing Angular load time performance.
- http://amp.gs/NOm8

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Using Progressive Enhancement to Design for Accessibility

Scott Jensen explains how to utilize a progressive enhancement approach when designing for accessibility.
- http://amp.gs/NrxY

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JavaScript and Node Testing Best Practices

Almost 50 best practices divided into categories (backend, frontend, CI, etc.) complete with code examples. Not just the basics, it digs into areas like visual regression, property-based testing, and contract testing, too. - http://amp.gs/NSEd

#javascript #testing

The Basics of Scraping Web Sites with Node and Cheerio

This is really promoting the Pipedream platform, but.. I found it interesting to see. And, of course, make sure you’re not violating any ToS and are being ethical. - http://amp.gs/NNhU

#nodejs

How To Avoid SOLID Principle Violations In Vue.js

SOLID is a set of object-oriented principles intended to make code more flexible, readable and maintainable. This article takes a look at these principles in a real Vue project and shows how to avoid violations. - http://amp.gs/NA4n

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The History and Legacy of jQuery

jQuery may have fallen somewhat out of favor in web development, but we recently did a poll that showed 13% of JavaScript developers still proactively turn to it. - http://amp.gs/Nqi2

#jquery

Design Principles for Developers: Processes and CSS Tips for Better Web Design

Knowing the ingredients of Web design is one thing, but putting them together into excellent Web sites is another. Andrew looks at three areas. - http://amp.gs/Nsqj

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The Best Way To Lazy Load Angular Elements

Advice based on enterprise-level production experience. - http://amp.gs/NiXZ

#angular

An Extensive VS Code Extension List for Full Stack Developers

A massive compilation of VS Code extensions mainly aimed at JavaScript developers. It’s interesting because the original version got torn apart on social media so the author has rewritten it with everyone’s suggestions! - http://amp.gs/Nujc

#vscode

Draggin' and Droppin' in React

There are a lot of React-focused drag and drop libraries out there, but react-sortable-hoc is the way to go to keep things simple, says Maks. - http://amp.gs/NJI6

#react

Understanding ...mapGetters in Vuex

mapGetters is a Vuex feature that utilizes the ES6 spread operator to make it easier to reuse getters across multiple components. This article explains how it works in great detail.
- http://amp.gs/N0mc

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Handling Unused CSS In Sass To Improve Performance

Explores a Sass-oriented solution for dealing with unused CSS, avoiding the need for complicated dependencies involving headless browsers, and DOM emulation. - http://amp.gs/NKxk

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Dynamically Load CSS with the Angular CLI

You probably don't know, but you can specify how the CLI loads your CSS - http://amp.gs/N3m3

#angular

Everything You Need To Know About SocketIO

Socketio used to be the ‘go to’ library for enabling live communications between a server and browser before WebSocket support was universal, but it still has utility. - http://amp.gs/NHG5

#nodejs #socketio

Optional HTML: Everything You Need to Know

A good look at optional code (such as the quotation marks of an attribute value), and how the balance between understandability and performance don’t need to be at odds with each other. - http://amp.gs/N2nL

#html

Knowing What To Test - Vue Component Unit Testing

The most common question about testing Vue components I see out there is: "what exactly should I test?" In this article, I'll share with you some guidelines I use to ensure I don't spend forever writing tests but provide enough coverage to keep me out of trouble. - http://amp.gs/N238

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Using requestAnimationFrame with React Hooks

“Animating with requestAnimationFrame should be easy, but if you haven’t read React’s documentation thoroughly then you will probably run into a few things that might cause you a headache. Here are three gotcha moments I learned the hard way.” - http://amp.gs/NwPE

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