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

#nodejs

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

#css

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

#react

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

#vue

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

#nodejs

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

#angular

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

#css

Building a Code Editor with CodeMirror

CodeMirror is an open-source project that makes it easy to build advanced text editors into your frontend apps. Here’s how to build a code editor with it and how to connect together all the pieces. - http://amp.gs/Kdou

#javascript

A Deep Dive into Pointer Compression in V8

A very technical post that, gladly, you don’t need to understand in order to enjoy that pointer compression lets the latest version of the V8 JavaScript engine use as much memory as if it were 32 bit while having 64 bit performance. - http://amp.gs/KO6r

#nodejs

Use NgRx Schematics and NgRx Entity to Speed Up Your Development Process

Nowadays, we developers are so lazy that coding becomes stressful and annoying, but what if there is a way to lessen the pain? - http://amp.gs/KSG2

#angular

HTML DOM: A Resource for Solving DOM Problems with Native APIs

A guide with a list of different things we might normally do with a JavaScript library, but can now be done using native APIs. - http://amp.gs/KNlD

#javascript

VueConf US 2020 | Vue Mastery

Watch 3 videos from VueConf US 2020, which took place in Austin, TX, USA on March 2-4, 2020 - http://amp.gs/KAyy

#vue #conference

How to Build a Telegram Bot for GitHub Actions

Make a Telegram bot with Node.js and use it with GitHub Actions for sending notifications to you about a repo. - http://amp.gs/KqE8

#nodejs

Level Up Your CSS Animation Skills

Donovan Hutchinson created a CSS animation course with almost 4 hours of lessons that explain how to build practical animations. - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLHKH6Uj0SeeY6xlZ7nIwtjjgZIOD1WHGL

#css

Migrating from Hugo to Gatsby and React Land

Cloudflare recently moved one of its documentation sites from Hugo (a fast Go-powered static site generator) to Gatsby.js and React. A curious move but ‘well worth the effort’ and well explained in this why-and-how article. - http://amp.gs/KsAn

#react

Prettier 2.0 “2020” Released

The popular code formatter now adds better defaults, a better CLI, TypeScript 3.8 feature support (e.g. export * as ns), and lots more. - http://amp.gs/Kiee

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