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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The React Hooks Guide: In-Depth Tutorial with Examples. Start Learning

Learn all about React Hooks as we comprehensively cover: State and Effects, Context, Reducers, and Custom React Hooks. - http://amp.gs/ueU7

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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

An Introduction to React’s Context API

A look at how to use React’s Context API - which allows you to manage global application states in your React apps without resorting to props drilling. - http://amp.gs/u73n

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Why I Avoid Nesting Closures

“A little tendency I have to reduce cognitive load for readers of my code.” - http://amp.gs/uPp6

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Dynamic Visualisation with Angular

When faced with a need to visualise data, many developers' first instinct is to reach for a 3rd-party charting library. There's nothing wrong with this: there are several robust and full-featured libraries out there, and it's usually smart to leverage existing, good quality code. But we shouldn't forget that Angular, coupled with modern CSS features, also provides a great base on which to create our own, bespoke visualisation components. - http://amp.gs/uPuI

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Understanding CSS Grid: Grid Lines

Rachel Andrew explains how to place items against grid lines by adding properties to the direct children of the grid container. - http://amp.gs/uyU0

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How to write a Vue.js app completely in TypeScript – Preetish HS

Want to build a Vue.js app in TypeScript but don’t know where to start? This tutorial demonstrates how to build a new TypeScript app using Vue CLI. - http://amp.gs/uhC5

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Playwright: A Node Library to Automate Chromium, Firefox and WebKit

If you’re familiar with Puppeteer for automating Chrome/Chromium, this is in a similar vein for multiple browsers and is being worked on by some of the same contributors. The goal? To be vendor-neutral and to make the APIs more testing-friendly than Puppeteer. - http://amp.gs/uhsA

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You Can Now Run A TensorFlow SavedModel in Node Directly Without Conversion - http://amp.gs/uvn3

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Angular: How to support IE11

In this article, we will go through the steps to support Internet Explorer 11 with Angular. The first half of this will quickly show the steps we need to take, and the second half will break these steps down in more detail for anyone wishing to learn more. In the end we'll add some additional tips that may come up in a real-world application. - http://amp.gs/ughb

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A Class-Based enum Pattern for JavaScript

Always a pleasure to see Dr. Axel writing. This time he looks at a way to implement enums (as available in other languages) in pure JavaScript before showing off enumify, a library he’s created for the task. - http://amp.gs/uEfT

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Inside Node: What Happens When We Execute A Script?

Ever wondered what happens behind the scenes when executing a script? This blog post pieces it all together - http://amp.gs/uVnc

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The Last Damn Vue ToDo App – Raymond Camden

I’d hope the last time was the last time, but here we are with yet one more ToDo App tutorial. Last one, I promise! This time Raymond is trading the indexedDB implementation for a Firebase/Firestore database including creating users. Which means, your ToDo app can be finally be used on multiple devices. - http://amp.gs/u9v6

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Creating a Variable Color Font From Scratch

Ahmad Shadeed walks you through the details of variable fonts and explains how to create a custom variable font. - http://amp.gs/u4Gz

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A Good VSCode Linting and Formatting Setup for TypeScript Projects

There’s a GitHub repo with the actual configs and rules. - http://amp.gs/uUVy

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