Integrating TypeScript with GraphQL

A thorough tutorial showing off using the TypeGraphQL library to build GraphQL APIs in Node while leaning on TypeScript’s features. - http://amp.gs/Kt9i

#graphql

Understanding Vue's Deep CSS Selector

Demonstrates how to use the ‘deep’ selector in Vue, a powerful tool for resolving certain CSS issues. - http://amp.gs/KmO9

#vue

Indicating Scroll Position on a Page With CSS

Preethi Sam shows how to create a widget that indicates the scroll position on a page using just CSS. - http://amp.gs/KZDO

#css

Vue.js Amsterdam 2020 Conference Talks

Vue.js Amsterdam was a total blast and finally we have most of the talks (almost 30) already available online. Make sure to watch – there is a lot of great content there. -
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCxzy-hmQq9FnnpckFDeDtbpsUqxdheQn

#vue #video

How to Create a Summer Road Trip Mapping App with Gatsby and Leaflet

A very optimistic title, here! But Colby’s fingers are crossed we’ll be back on the road for summer and this is a well put together an easily accessible tutorial. There’s also a seven-minute screencast to go along with it. - http://amp.gs/Kli0

#react

Switch Between Multiple Node Versions with Node Version Manager - http://amp.gs/KB0U

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Slow Code 'Hates Him'. Optimizing a Web App from 1 to 60 FPS - http://amp.gs/KnO9

#javascript

Value Bubbles for Range Inputs

Chris Coyier explains how to build a “bubble” that shows the current value of a range input. - http://amp.gs/KGuQ

#css

Vue 3 Reactivity - Learn Composition Functions API – Divya Tagtachian

Another great article on the upcoming Composition API, this time touching on how it might affect building animated interfaces. Check it out! - http://amp.gs/Kxaa

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Creating Sortable Tables with React

There’s a lot to moving parts to deal with if you have a table of data and you want to make it dynamic with a columnar sorting feature. Leaning on a third party library is one option, but what if you want to do it by hand? A solid tutorial, as you’d expect from Smashing Magazine - http://amp.gs/KfKk

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Writing Retrowave in Angular

Web Audio API has been around for a while now and there are lots of great articles about it. So this article will not go into details regarding the API. What it will tell you is Web Audio can be Angular's best friend if you introduce it well. So let's do this. - http://amp.gs/KCLR

#angular

10 JavaScript Things New React Devs Need to Know

Very much beginner level only, things like filter, fat arrows, and the ternary operator - http://amp.gs/Kko0

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ACM Digital Library Open to All Until June 30, 2020

The ACM (one of the biggest computing academic societies) has kindly opened its digital library (which is packed with interesting papers, research and books) for free for the next three months. There’s so much in here, but how about a report on the evolution of Lua, a history of Erlang or, if you’re brave, the early history of COBOL? - http://amp.gs/KeVz

A Practical Guide to Memory Leaks in Node

“Memory leaks are like parasites of an application,” starts Arbaz before deftly working through just what problems memory leaks in an app can cause and how to debug a simple one. - http://amp.gs/K7Yn

#nodejs

Version 9.1 of Angular Now Available — TypeScript 3.8, faster builds, and more

Version 9.1 of Angular was just released. This is a minor release of the framework and the CLI that is a drop-in replacement for 9.0 containing new features and bug fixes. - http://amp.gs/K7wD

#angular

Deep vs Shallow Rendering in Vue.js Tests – VueDose #32

A short article on how to use deep and shallow rendering in Vue.js and what I suggest to use most of the cases using vue test utils. - http://amp.gs/KPyz

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Node.js in a Kubernetes World

Runs through seven basic tasks that Node devs planning to work with Kubernetes should understand. - http://amp.gs/Ky21

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Measuring the Performance of JavaScript Functions

“In this article, I will explain how you can measure the performance of your functions and what to do with the results you get from them.” - http://amp.gs/Kh2L

#javascript

How to create a full tree shakable icon library in Angular

Nearly every SPA uses icons. Often, we use icons delivered by a component library, such as Material, or we take icons from a dedicated icon library like font-awesome. In some cases, however, the icons need to match our brand. Therefore, we need to provide a custom icon library. - http://amp.gs/Kvom

#angular

Updates to Form Controls and Focus

Rob Dodson shares how the teams at Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome collaborated to retheme and improve the functionality of the built-in form controls on Chromium browsers. - http://amp.gs/KE8j

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