Accessible form error auto-focus with Vuelidate in Vue – Marina Mosti

Looking for an easy way to improve the user experience of your forms? And make them more accessible as a bonus? In this article, Marina Mosti shows a technique that helps with all that by communicating errors to screen readers and auto-focus fields with errors when you try to submit a form. Pretty neat! - http://amp.gs/Di0Z

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Dan Abramov's 2010-2019 in Review

If you don’t know Dan (prolific React blogger, core team member, Redux co-creator, etc.) you might not enjoy this story, but otherwise it’s pretty neat to see how someone well known in our space got to the position they have. - http://amp.gs/DDSf

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Pixels vs. Relative Units in CSS: Why It’s Still a Big Deal

Kathleen McMahon explains that we should be using responsive and unitless values in our CSS to support our users that rely on zooming. - http://amp.gs/D0Nt

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10 Tricks to Optimize Your Angular App

The author of this article collected a list of practices that will help us boost the performance of our Angular applications. - http://amp.gs/DKR3

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What are the React Team's Principles?

I’m glad Dan caught the blogging bug over the Christmas holidays because not many people did :-) Here we learn a little about how the React core team operates and what their main principles are. - http://amp.gs/D3Ej

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Lazy Resolving Observable API Services with Vue.js - Markus Oberlehner

Another interesting article by Markus Oberlehner. This time, Markus shows us how to build a lazy API service that allows us to automatically fetch resources that we need, but only when we need them based on actions like scrolling into view. - http://amp.gs/D3Wv

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Angular 8 Bootstrap in deep

The Angular bootstrap sequence starts after the load of the index.html and the JavaScript bundles produced by Webpack. Angular Runtime creates the platform where the application can be started and finally the root component is rendered. - http://amp.gs/D2IS

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Vue Testing Crash Course - Gábor Soós

Here’s a lengthy article that makes for a nice introduction to writing tests for your Vue components. - http://amp.gs/D2hD

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Finally, a CSS Only Solution To :hover on Touchscreens

Mezo Istvan gives a short introduction to Interaction Media Features that will help you distinguish and target mouse and touchscreen devices. - http://amp.gs/D2Wp

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Microbrowsers Are Everywhere

Gets into the minutia of microbrowsers - the small previews of your site that are pervasive all around the web and through social media apps (like a link preview in a messaging app) and search engines. - http://amp.gs/Dwsl

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Magical Rainbow Gradients with CSS Houdini and React Hooks

Whether or not you like the end effect (an animated gradient on a button), this is a fantastic and partially interactive exploration of solving a styling problem. - http://amp.gs/DFho

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Suspense - new feature in Vue 3

In this article, we take a deep dive into the new Suspense feature that will be shipped with Vue.js 3. Suspense is a special component that renders a fallback content instead of your component until a condition is met. - http://amp.gs/DXP3

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Understanding CSS Grid: Creating A Grid Container

Rachel Andrew takes a detailed look at what happens when you create a grid container and the various properties that can be applied to the container to shape your grid. - http://amp.gs/DLyU

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Angular in 2020 and Beyond

First, let’s talk about what the benefits of Angular are, what will change, and is Angular better than React? - http://amp.gs/DWmm

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2019's JavaScript 'Rising Stars'

If you don’t like popularity contests, skip this one, but it’s the latest annual roundup of which JavaScript projects did well in terms of gaining GitHub stars in 2019. Vue took the top spot for the 4th year in a row, but the subcategories are more interesting. - http://amp.gs/Da85

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CSS Modules in Vue.js

Part three in a series of articles about working with CSS in Vue.js, focusing on using CSS Modules in Vue.js. - http://amp.gs/Dop2

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Five Things To Stop Doing In Mobile App Design

A few things that mobile app designers should stop doing in order to create “more streamlined and positive user experiences”. - http://amp.gs/DoQT

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Understanding Async/Await

A straightforward and easily accessible tutorial on using promises and how async and await can make the resulting code more straightforward. - http://amp.gs/DMLV

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How to Stack Elements in CSS

Sarah Drasner demonstrates two different ways to overlap elements. - http://amp.gs/D5Qf

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