Angular 9 Examples: 2 Ways To Display A Component (Selector & Router)

In this quick example, we'll see two ways of displaying a component in Angular 9 - using selectors or the router. - http://amp.gs/i56g

#angular

Relatively Formatting Times with Intl.RelativeTimeFormat

For example: new Intl.RelativeTimeFormat('en').format(-1, 'day') returns the string "1 day ago". It’s going to be part of ES2020 but you can use it in Chrome and Firefox already. - http://amp.gs/iQcR

#javascript

How to reuse one Vue.js codebase across multiple apps

Thomas Holland returns with another article on Vue.js app architecture. I loved his previous article on Domain-driven development and this week he speaks about code re-usability but not in just one app, but multiple of those. - http://amp.gs/icQT

#vue

How to Dockerize an Express Application for AWS Fargate

AWS Fargate makes it possible to run containers ‘serverlessly’ (essentially it’s all managed for you automatically behind the scenes). - http://amp.gs/i6Ko

#nodejs #docker #aws

Working with Azure Application Insights in your React app

Application Insights is a Azure service for instrumenting apps and events you trigger from them. - http://amp.gs/ibs0

#react

Getting Started with Web Performance

Karolina Szczur explains critical web performance concepts and strategies. - http://amp.gs/DjRr

#css

Reactive Form Validation with Smooth Scrolling to Errors in Angular 8

Bring focus to form errors by smooth scrolling to the invalid elements. - http://amp.gs/D8eO

#angular

Control Your Components

A quick guide to creating components that control their own state, if you want them to - http://amp.gs/DTle

#react

Access template refs in Composition API in Vue.js 3

Quick tip on how to access the old this.$refs by using ref() in the new Composition API in Vue.js 3 components. - http://amp.gs/DTsb

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Getting Started with Transactions in MongoDB from Node

How to implement multi-document transactions when using MongoDB from Node. - http://amp.gs/Dzl9

#nodejs #mongo

WebAssembly is Now a W3C Recommendation

This is a really big, formal step for WebAssembly and the Web as a whole as languages like Rust, Go, and C# begin to target browsers directly by compiling to WebAssembly. This press release doesn’t explain WebAssembly particularly well, so if you want to learn more about it, enjoy this illustrated guide or this if you want something more advanced. WebAssembly is also making moves into the server side. - http://amp.gs/DzX3

#webassembly

Ionic 4: How to Create Mobile Apps Quickly

A quick start tutorial on creating mobile apps quickly in just a few steps. - http://amp.gs/D1GV

#ionic

Portal - a new feature in Vue 3

Have you played the Portal game. There’s a similar concept for web frameworks, where you are able to teleport a component to a different location in the DOM? This is especially useful for modals (so it’s easier to manage things like z-index). Did you know we will likely get those in Vue 3.0 built-in? But until then, check out the portal-vue library. - http://amp.gs/D1uc

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How to Implement A 'Forgot Password' Feature in A React Native App with Firebase - http://amp.gs/DYEd

#reactnative

HTTP Security Headers - A Complete Guide

A description of each security header of significance, its importance, and how to use them to secure sites you manage in one way or another. - http://amp.gs/DtY2

#http #headers #security

Accessibility Tips for Web Developers

Addy Osmani outlines six key areas of disability to consider when designing for accessibility: visual, hearing, mobility, cognition, speech and neural. - http://amp.gs/DtWi

#css #accessibility

Vue-router — props — 1/2

Here’s a short article with a few useful tips to working with Vue-router and component props. Did you know – for example – that you can automatically transform things like this.$route.params.id into an id prop? Read the article to learn how! - http://amp.gs/Dmsy

#vue

Angular: Loading and Saving Local Documents

When using the Angular version of the TX Text Control document editor, documents are loaded client-side using the JavaScript API. If you want to load documents from a server or repository, the document needs to be loaded from the client-side (for example from a service endpoint) in order to be loaded into the editor. - http://amp.gs/DZZL

#angular

How to Write Correctly Typed React Components with TypeScript

React and TypeScript make a powerful pair, but if you’re just starting out, you’ll need to understand how to write correctly typed components. - http://amp.gs/DZJ2

#react

Beautiful Scrolling Experiences

Without Libraries
Michelle Barker shows how to control the scrolling behavior (to a degree) without resorting to heavy libraries. - http://amp.gs/Dpku

#css