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A domain-driven Vue.js Architecture

For one of our current Vue apps, we set ourselves a couple of goals that should ideally improve our long-term development performance. - http://amp.gs/u8Ld

#vue
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/uT0K

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Understanding npm Filesystem Takeover Vulnerabilities

Last month, a security vulnerability affecting all JS package managers (npm, yarn and pnpm) was disclosed which allows malicious actors to use various arbitrary file overwrite tactics. Here’s what that means and why it matters. - http://amp.gs/uzrG

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Announcing Villus - A tiny and fast GraphQL Client for Vue.js - Abdelrahman Awad

Interested in using GraphQL but without all the bells and whistles that come with Apollo? Well, Abdelraham Awad got you covered! He just created a 3kb minimalistic GraphQL client with some staple features like reactive queries. It also makes use of the upcoming Composition API. - http://amp.gs/u17w

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React Nice Dates: Responsive, Touch-Friendly Modular Date Picker

Another month, another date picker, but this seems to be a pretty good one. Lots of demos and code examples and the control itself feels good. - http://amp.gs/uY77

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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/utgT

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Should You Get The Node.js Certification?

Highlights of some of the reasons for the Node.js certification’s existence, the principles, and some pros and cons. Though bear in mind NodeSource are one of its creators - http://amp.gs/umZK

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Fixed Table Headers

Adrian Roselli shows how to create accessible fixed table headers using position: sticky. - http://amp.gs/uZTr

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Awesome React: Around 500 Curated React Projects and Resources

A frequently updated and in-depth collection of articles, and resources relating to the React ecosystem that seems to have been hugely cleaned up over the past year. Awesome React Components is a similar compilation for components specifically. - http://amp.gs/upli

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Implementing an OAuth Server With Node and Express

How to build a minimal OAuth server with Node and Express – no OAuth modules allowed here! - http://amp.gs/upQf

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Vue Apollo v4: the first look – Natalia Tepluhina

Are you a fan of GraphQL and Apollo? Here’s a quick look into the upcoming Vue-Apollo v4.0, which introduces the ability to work with Apollo using the Vue 3.0 Composition-API. To showcase the new API, Natalia is migrating an app that uses the previous version of Vue-Apollo (v3) to the new syntax. - http://amp.gs/ulM6

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An Overview of JSX With 3 Non-React Examples

JSX was built for and popularized by React. Here’s how it works under the hood and how it could be used in two non-React scenarios (Express and Mongoose). - http://amp.gs/uG2t

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Array reduce vs Chaining vs for Loop

A comparison of different approaches to operating on an array. - http://amp.gs/ufjk

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Vue Testing Handbook – Lachlan Miller

Most likely the go-to place for everything related to unit-testing in Vue! This includes a guide on how to test Vuex and even the upcoming Composition-API. - http://amp.gs/ufLr

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Material Design Style Click Effects With Pointer Events and CSS Custom Properties

Ben Frain demonstrates how to create click effects like in material design. - http://amp.gs/uCMR

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How To Create And Deploy an Angular Material App

This article will help you get started with a new Angular project from just a thought to deployment (on Netlify, in this case). - http://amp.gs/ukbp

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What to Pay JavaScript Developers in 2020?

I think this is one of those “how long is a piece of string?” type questions but nonetheless Eric Elliott has brought together a variety of interesting stats. - http://amp.gs/u7zE