CSS Motion Path: The end of GSAP?

Facundo Corradini demonstrates how the Motion Path module makes CSS animations more powerful, with many use cases that we’re just beginning to discover. - http://amp.gs/JFrU

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Using Apollo GraphQL with Angular in an Nx Workspace

Nx is a set of extensible dev tools for monorepos. Because of the robust support for a diverse ecosystem of JavaScript development, it enables you to build your entire full-stack application in a single repo. This allows you to share code and interfaces between your frontend and backend and acts as a multiplier on your development velocity. - http://amp.gs/JXT6

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Building an Accessible Autocomplete Control

Learn how to design and build an accessible autocomplete control from scratch. - http://amp.gs/JXJ3

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Mining My Mailbox for Top Email Service Providers with Node

This isn’t exactly a tutorial but there’s enough code for you to be able to follow along if you want. - http://amp.gs/JLZp

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When To Use The New Vue Composition API (And When Not To)

The new Vue 3 composition API was created to address scaling issues with the options API. But is it still useful in smaller apps? - http://amp.gs/JLKP

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Animated Matryoshka Dolls in CSS

Jhey Tompkins shows how to create a fun and interactive set of Matryoshka dolls where they nest inside one another in CSS. - http://amp.gs/JWdO

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11 Top React Native Developer Tools

Some useful React Native tools worth knowing about. - http://amp.gs/Ja7k

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What’s Actually New in Angular 9?

We featured the release of Angular 9 a couple of weeks ago – this post digests the release. - http://amp.gs/JoxP

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A Grab Bag of Node Security Considerations

A post that covers a variety of areas from handling credentials to XSS, SQL injection, and rate-limiting. - http://amp.gs/JMPs

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Fixing Memory Leaks in Web Applications

When the front-end became more dynamic, part of the bargain was that front-end developers would have to deal with “a new class of problems that don’t really exist in the server-rendered world”.. including avoiding memory leaks on 101 different types of the client device. Here’s an introduction to client-side memory leaks and how to begin investigating them. - http://amp.gs/J5mq

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Thoughts and Best Practices on Building Apps with Vue and TypeScript - http://amp.gs/JQtG

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9 Talks from the WebAssembly Summit 2020

WebAssembly is undoubtedly going to become a more significant technology this decade and these talks provide a glimpse at the cutting edge of WASM with Lin Clark’s talk providing perhaps the best overview of the space. - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6ed-L7Ni0yQ1pCKkw1g3QeN2BQxXvCPK#wassummit2020

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New Media Queries You Need to Know

Kristofer Selbekk takes you through some of the most interesting new media queries in the new Media Query Level 5 specification. - http://amp.gs/JcbV

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Supercharge event management in your Angular application

Learn how to boost your Angular application speed by selectively reacting to performance-sensitive events. To do that we'll implement a few event plugins and simplify them with decorators. - http://amp.gs/Jb83

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How To Use The HTML Drag-And-Drop API in React

How to use the useReducer hook for managing state in a React functional component. - http://amp.gs/0Itt

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A Practical Introduction to GeoJSON with Node

GeoJSON is a standardized format for representing geographic data in JSON. - http://amp.gs/0IaJ

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Using State Machines in Vue.js with XState – Sarah Dayan

While state machines used to be an obscure model for the front-end world, it has gained quite some traction lately, mostly thanks to XState. Instead of defining imperative UI flows, and lose track of their logic, state machines make them first-class citizens by letting you model them decoratively. They’re the closest thing to an actual flowchart, which is how a product manager or a UI designer would likely design the experience of a product. XState works within any JavaScript and TypeScript project, including Vue. - http://amp.gs/0j5A

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Aborting a Fetch API Request

The Fetch API didn’t have the ability to abort a request in its early days (unlike XMLHttpRequest) but AbortController and AbortSignal can help you get the job done on all modern browsers. - http://amp.gs/08aY

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Component Communication in Angular

In this post, we're going to learn a few methods to pass data between components in Angular and which is the best way depending upon the scenario. - http://amp.gs/0TvK

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