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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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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Google to Deprecate FTP Support in Chrome

By version 82, shipping in Q2 of 2020, all FTP support will be removed from Chrome. This is expected to affect around 0.1% of users though if you do still offer downloads in an FTP-only form, now is the time to upgrade. - http://amp.gs/NFtQ

#news #google #ftp

An Introduction to Memoization in JavaScript

‘Memoization’ is when you cache return values of functions based upon the arguments provided. Here’s an example of creating a separate function that can do this for existing functions. - http://amp.gs/NFqo

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Angular Tools for High Performance

This post, contains a list of new tools and practices that can help us build faster Angular apps and monitor their performance over time. In each section, you’ll find links for further reference on how to incorporate them in your project. The focus of this post is on decreasing initial load time and speeding up page navigation using code-splitting and preloading. - http://amp.gs/NXBR

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Geoff Graham gives a short introduction to line-clamp property.
- http://amp.gs/NLzw

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A Journey Into Node's Internals

A 45 minute talk covering some of the Node platform’s internals, including a deep dive into the event loop, how it works, what its different phases are, and how it enables non-blocking IO. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbwUETu7Rgc

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Write Fewer, Longer Tests

Kent demonstrates, in a realistic React-based context, how making tests too short and granular can simply lead to too many tests and not to worry about combining tests together. - http://amp.gs/NWT0

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Using Generators for Deep Recursion - http://amp.gs/NaCH

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Top Features of Angular 8: What's New?

In the first quarter of 2019, Google launched Angular 8 which was much awaited by the community, the expectations were really high for Angular 8 as it was initially said that Angular 10 will be the final version of the framework. The skyrocketed hype demands huge performance improvements in Angular 8 which was quite matched with mainly focusing on the toolchain and also making Angular easier for users to create different types of application along with other performance improvements.
- http://amp.gs/No9N

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