Don't Sync State, Derive It
Avoid synchronization bugs and hidden complexity by deriving (or calculating) state in React apps on the fly rather than keeping numerous copies of state around your app. - http://amp.gs/Dk1M
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Avoid synchronization bugs and hidden complexity by deriving (or calculating) state in React apps on the fly rather than keeping numerous copies of state around your app. - http://amp.gs/Dk1M
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Kentcdodds
Don't Sync State. Derive It!
How to avoid state synchronization bugs and complexity with derived state.
Mastering console.log Like A Pro
This isn’t exactly new ground, but if you’re a heavy console.log user, this article deftly covers a variety of extra console methods to keep on your radar. - http://amp.gs/DkJA
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This isn’t exactly new ground, but if you’re a heavy console.log user, this article deftly covers a variety of extra console methods to keep on your radar. - http://amp.gs/DkJA
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Medium
Mastering JS console.log like a Pro
Still, using only console.log( ) to debug? Well, there’s a lot more.
VueDose – Access template refs in Composition API in Vue.js 3
Quick tip on how to access the old this.$refs by using ref() in the new Composition API in Vue.js 3 components. - http://amp.gs/Dege
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Quick tip on how to access the old this.$refs by using ref() in the new Composition API in Vue.js 3 components. - http://amp.gs/Dege
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vuedose
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.
Why Progressive Web Apps Are The Future of Mobile Web
A popular, detailed overview of what makes up a PWA, their benefits, and why you should be looking at them. Links out to plenty of handy resources too. - http://amp.gs/DeoW
#pwa
A popular, detailed overview of what makes up a PWA, their benefits, and why you should be looking at them. Links out to plenty of handy resources too. - http://amp.gs/DeoW
#pwa
CSS Logical Properties
Adrian Roselli gives a nice primer on logical properties. - http://amp.gs/D7gt
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Adrian Roselli gives a nice primer on logical properties. - http://amp.gs/D7gt
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Adrian Roselli
CSS Logical Properties
I have often remarked that my blog is little more than a place for me to offload my memory. I need not remember the syntax, logic, test results, etc. of every control, widget, style, browser, and so on. I can just write a post and refer to it later. This…
5 Tips to Help You Avoid React Hooks Pitfalls
Explores some hook gotchas and how to avoid them. - http://amp.gs/DP1b
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Explores some hook gotchas and how to avoid them. - http://amp.gs/DP1b
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Kentcdodds
5 Tips to Help You Avoid React Hooks Pitfalls
Let's explore some hook gotchas and how to avoid them.
What's Coming in Angular 9.0.0 and Ivy Improvements
Angular 9.0 was due to be released this year but is being held back until next year to give the team a break. Nonetheless, it’s going to pack in some key improvements. - http://amp.gs/DPqA
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Angular 9.0 was due to be released this year but is being held back until next year to give the team a break. Nonetheless, it’s going to pack in some key improvements. - http://amp.gs/DPqA
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Ionic Blog
Angular 9.0.0 and Ivy improvements - Ionic Blog
One of the biggest updates in the pipeline right now is the upcoming release of Angular 9.0.0. Currently in RC, Angular 9.0 will hopefully ship early next year. But this release includes so much that I thought it required a post to highlight some of the most…
Google Play Store Now Open for Progressive Web Apps
When Chrome 72 for Android shipped in January, it brought with it the ability to distribute PWAs in the Google Play Store. - http://amp.gs/DhtZ
#pwa
When Chrome 72 for Android shipped in January, it brought with it the ability to distribute PWAs in the Google Play Store. - http://amp.gs/DhtZ
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Medium
Google Play Store now open for Progressive Web Apps 😱
Chrome 72 for Android shipped the long-awaited Trusted Web Activity feature, which means we can now distribute PWAs in the Google Play…
Portal - a new feature in Vue 3 - Filip Rakowski
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/DhMU
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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/DhMU
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vueschool.io
Portal – a new feature in Vue 3 - Vue School Blog
In this article, we take a deep dive into the new Portal feature that will be shipped with Vue.js 3. Portal is a special component that allows us to render components in different places in the DOM tree.
The Trick to Animating the Dot on the Letter “i”
Ali Churcher shows how to build a creative animation effect. - http://amp.gs/DvLY
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Ali Churcher shows how to build a creative animation effect. - http://amp.gs/DvLY
#css
CSS-Tricks
The Trick to Animating the Dot on the Letter "i" | CSS-Tricks
Here’s the trick: by combining the Turkish letter "ı" and the period "." we can create something that looks like the letter "i," but is made from two separate
An Introduction to Controlling the Raspberry Pi 4's GPIO Pins from Node
If you’ve got a Raspberry Pi sat around (I have a few!) and you’re looking to have a play over the holiday season, you could start here. - http://amp.gs/Dgcp
#nodejs
If you’ve got a Raspberry Pi sat around (I have a few!) and you’re looking to have a play over the holiday season, you could start here. - http://amp.gs/Dgcp
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Medium
An introduction to Raspberry Pi 4 GPIO and controlling it with Node.js
In this article, we will get familiar with the GPIO of Raspberry Pi and its technical specifications. We will also go through a simple…
useEffect and useRef Explained for Mortals
“Sometimes the pantheon of React Gods have a hard time translating their wisdom into language the rest of us can understand.” If you agree, this introduction may well be for you. - http://amp.gs/DEKV
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“Sometimes the pantheon of React Gods have a hard time translating their wisdom into language the rest of us can understand.” If you agree, this introduction may well be for you. - http://amp.gs/DEKV
#react
Leewarrick
React's useEffect and useRef Explained for Mortals
If the React docs leave you in the dust, or Dan Abramov's blog makes you feel like you're reading a scroll handed down from Mt Olympus written in ancient Greek, you're not alone…
The TypeScript Tax: A Cost vs Benefit Analysis
As much as we love JavaScript, this was really a strong year for TypeScript, with it seeming to become the de facto way to bring strong typing to JavaScript. Back in January, Eric Elliott asked "is it worth it?" and presented some critical, data-driven analysis to establish its viability. It was your most clicked link of 2019. - http://amp.gs/DVJw
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As much as we love JavaScript, this was really a strong year for TypeScript, with it seeming to become the de facto way to bring strong typing to JavaScript. Back in January, Eric Elliott asked "is it worth it?" and presented some critical, data-driven analysis to establish its viability. It was your most clicked link of 2019. - http://amp.gs/DVJw
#javascript
Medium
The TypeScript Tax
A Cost vs Benefit Analysis
10 Useful Angular Features You’ve Probably Never Used
Assuming you actually use Angular in the first place, naturally. - http://amp.gs/D4ZO
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Assuming you actually use Angular in the first place, naturally. - http://amp.gs/D4ZO
#angular
Medium
10 Useful Angular Features You’ve Probably Never Used
10 useful Angular features you might have missed.
Vue-router — props — 1/2 - Adam Orłowski
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/D4DY
#vue
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/D4DY
#vue
Medium
Vue-router — props — 1/2
How to send data as props by vue-router
25 Days of CSS Animations: Teaching Myself CSS through Motion Design.
Béthy Diakabana shares lessons learned while doing 25 days of CSS animations challenge. - http://amp.gs/DRyD
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Béthy Diakabana shares lessons learned while doing 25 days of CSS animations challenge. - http://amp.gs/DRyD
#css
This Month in Vue - December 2019 – Gregg Pollack
Here’s a summary of all the great things Vue from December prepared by the great folks from VueMastery. - http://amp.gs/DR2L
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Here’s a summary of all the great things Vue from December prepared by the great folks from VueMastery. - http://amp.gs/DR2L
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Logaretm
Off Main Thread Architecture with Vuex - Abdelrahman' Blog
Javascript Engineer at Robusta Studio
Understanding Decorators in JavaScript
Decorators are a first-class concept in some languages that can be used to quickly modify functions or classes by way of a simple directive. The idea is still merely a proposal for JavaScript, but it’s possible to adapt some of the ideas now with Babel. - http://amp.gs/DUf1
#javascript
Decorators are a first-class concept in some languages that can be used to quickly modify functions or classes by way of a simple directive. The idea is still merely a proposal for JavaScript, but it’s possible to adapt some of the ideas now with Babel. - http://amp.gs/DUf1
#javascript
Simple Thread
Understanding JavaScript Decorators
In this post I'll look at what a decorator is, why you would use them, and show you some examples of how you can easily implement them yourself.
This Holiday Season, Give Yourself the Gift of Easy Angular i18n with Transloco!
Good news everyone! Netanel Basal, who brought us the sleek state management of Akita, and the efficient testing tools of Spectator, has done it again - http://amp.gs/DdTK
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Good news everyone! Netanel Basal, who brought us the sleek state management of Akita, and the efficient testing tools of Spectator, has done it again - http://amp.gs/DdTK
#angular
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