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
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Chris Coyier explains how to build a “bubble” that shows the current value of a range input. - http://amp.gs/KGuQ
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CSS-Tricks
Value Bubbles for Range Inputs | CSS-Tricks
HTML5 range inputs, in supported browsers and by design, don't show the user the actual value they are submitting. If you want to use the cool slider, but show the value, you'll have to do that yourself. Here we use the output element and jQuery to show the…
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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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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Netlify
Vue 3 Reactivity - Learn Composition Functions API
See how Vue 3 changes the way we write and reason about Vue moving forward. Check out this post that dives into the new Composition Functions API and what else is coming in Vue 3.
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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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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Smashing Magazine
Creating Sortable Tables With React — Smashing Magazine
Making your tables sortable in React might sound like a daunting task, but it doesn’t have to be too difficult. In this article, we’re going to implement all you need to sort out all of your table sorting needs.
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
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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
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newline
Writing Retrowave in Angular | newline
Web Audio API has been around for a while now and there are lots of great articles about it. So I will not go into details regarding the API. What I will tell you is Web Audio can be Angular's best friend if you introduce it well. So let's do this.
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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Very much beginner level only, things like filter, fat arrows, and the ternary operator - http://amp.gs/Kko0
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DZone
10 JavaScript Things New React Devs Need to Know
In this article, take a look at ten JavaScript things that developers need to know.
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
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
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“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
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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
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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
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Medium
Version 9.1 of Angular Now Available — TypeScript 3.8, faster builds, and more
We just released Version 9.1 of Angular. This is a minor release of the framework and the CLI that is a drop-in replacement for 9.0…
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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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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vuedose
Deep vs Shallow Rendering in Vue.js Tests
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.
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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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
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“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
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Felixgerschau
Measuring the Performance of JavaScript Functions | Felix Gerschau
Start measuring your JavaScript function's performance with these APIs and learn how to use them.
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
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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
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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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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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A React Debugging Session or 'Why Is This Function Called Hundreds of Times?'
One good way to pick up some debugging tips and tricks is to follow someone else’s efforts. This post presents a mystery, shows off the debugging process, and you should learn something from it. - http://amp.gs/KE6P
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One good way to pick up some debugging tips and tricks is to follow someone else’s efforts. This post presents a mystery, shows off the debugging process, and you should learn something from it. - http://amp.gs/KE6P
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Jkettmann
React debugging session - Why is this function called hundreds of times?
Every developer knows this situation: You're writing your code, hammering your keyboard all day long. Your code seems to work. Until it…
Deep dive into Vue state management - Filip Rakowski
Explore the many approaches to state management with Vue.js in this deep dive article by Filip Rakowski. - http://amp.gs/K9I7
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Explore the many approaches to state management with Vue.js in this deep dive article by Filip Rakowski. - http://amp.gs/K9I7
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Implementing a GitHub OAuth Login with Node
If you’d like users to log into your own app using their GitHub account (and, perhaps, even perform actions relating to their GitHub account via your app) this is for you. -http://amp.gs/K4zp
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If you’d like users to log into your own app using their GitHub account (and, perhaps, even perform actions relating to their GitHub account via your app) this is for you. -http://amp.gs/K4zp
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Getting started with Http and Observable Service In Angular
In this tutorial, we will learn how to handle an asynchronous HTTP request using observable. - http://amp.gs/K45w
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In this tutorial, we will learn how to handle an asynchronous HTTP request using observable. - http://amp.gs/K45w
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CodeSource.io
Getting started with Angular Http and Observable Service
In this tutorial, we started by knowing what Observable and Http service is, How to handle Angular HTTP response with Observable and http
Overflow In CSS
Ahmad Shadeed gives an introduction to overflow properties and dives into some concepts and use-cases that are related to them. - http://amp.gs/Kdji
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Ahmad Shadeed gives an introduction to overflow properties and dives into some concepts and use-cases that are related to them. - http://amp.gs/Kdji
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Ahmad Shadeed Blog
Overflow In CSS - Ahmad Shadeed