Bye bye, entryComponents?
With angular 9, there has been a lot of talking going on around entryComponents, and the Angular developers who had not been much aware of entryComponents have now been interested in knowing more about it. - http://amp.gs/HNco
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With angular 9, there has been a lot of talking going on around entryComponents, and the Angular developers who had not been much aware of entryComponents have now been interested in knowing more about it. - http://amp.gs/HNco
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React Concurrent Mode
This covers concurrent mode, an experimental feature in React that’s not quite ready for production, that helps apps gracefully adjust to a user’s device and network speed. - http://amp.gs/HqzC
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This covers concurrent mode, an experimental feature in React that’s not quite ready for production, that helps apps gracefully adjust to a user’s device and network speed. - http://amp.gs/HqzC
#react
How to create dynamic forms with custom validation in Storyblok and Nuxt.js
If you already know the basics of Storyblok and Nuxt, see how you can use Storyblok fields to write dynamic forms components in this hands-on tutorial. It also showcases how you can use Vuelidate’s dynamic validation rules to validate a dynamically generated form. - http://amp.gs/Hs8G
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If you already know the basics of Storyblok and Nuxt, see how you can use Storyblok fields to write dynamic forms components in this hands-on tutorial. It also showcases how you can use Vuelidate’s dynamic validation rules to validate a dynamically generated form. - http://amp.gs/Hs8G
#vue
A Complete Walkthrough to Using WebGL
A really thorough walkthrough of getting started with WebGL at the low level, complete with integrated, editable examples and coverage of the math behind 3D rendering. If you’ve ever wondered what libraries like Three.js are using behind the scenes, it’s all here. - http://amp.gs/HipR
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A really thorough walkthrough of getting started with WebGL at the low level, complete with integrated, editable examples and coverage of the math behind 3D rendering. If you’ve ever wondered what libraries like Three.js are using behind the scenes, it’s all here. - http://amp.gs/HipR
#webgl
Deferred loading technique in Angular
Angular is very powerful framework. It has a lot of stuff to make your product's life much easier. But with great facilities, you get great responsibility. - http://amp.gs/HDGP
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Angular is very powerful framework. It has a lot of stuff to make your product's life much easier. But with great facilities, you get great responsibility. - http://amp.gs/HDGP
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DEV Community
Deferred loading technique in Angular
Introduction Angular is very powerful framework. It has a lot of stuff to make your produc...
Gaining the Node.js Certification: My Experience and Advice
Last year, the OpenJS Foundation launched some professional certifications for Node. Here, someone shares their experience of the process. - http://amp.gs/HutR
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Last year, the OpenJS Foundation launched some professional certifications for Node. Here, someone shares their experience of the process. - http://amp.gs/HutR
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DEV Community
Node.js Certification: My Experience and Advice
In the beginning of the COVID-19 lockdown I made a decision to use the isolation for self-improvement...
CSS Fix for 100vh in Mobile WebKit
Matt Smith introduces a potential fix to the 100vh problem in mobile WebKit browsers. - http://amp.gs/HJkS
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Matt Smith introduces a potential fix to the 100vh problem in mobile WebKit browsers. - http://amp.gs/HJkS
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Allthingssmitty
CSS fix for 100vh in mobile WebKit - Matt Smith
WebKit handles 100vh in a way that differs from other browsers, which can complicate some layouts. But using -webkit-fill-available might be a good enough alternative to get by.
Automatically Generate your Vue Router Configuration with vue-auto-routing
When designing very large JavaScript applications, you have to be very careful about how you structure your dependencies. One particular example of this is the router.js configuration file. Learn how to use the vue-auto-routing package to automatically generate the router configuration based on the directory structure. - http://amp.gs/H0EO
#vue
When designing very large JavaScript applications, you have to be very careful about how you structure your dependencies. One particular example of this is the router.js configuration file. Learn how to use the vue-auto-routing package to automatically generate the router configuration based on the directory structure. - http://amp.gs/H0EO
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markus.oberlehner.net
Automatically Generate your Vue Router Configuration with vue-auto-routing
Learn how to use the vue-auto-routing package to automatically generate the router configuration based on the directory structure.
Understanding Lazy-Loading in Popular Frontend Frameworks
How Angular, React, and Vue handle on-demand loading of components. - http://amp.gs/HKd0
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How Angular, React, and Vue handle on-demand loading of components. - http://amp.gs/HKd0
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tpiros.dev
Tamas Piros - Developer Experience Engineer and Technical Educator
Tamas Piros is a Google Developer Expert in Web Technologies and a Developer Evangelist. He has more than a decade of experience delivering technical training to large, prestigious organisations. He is passionate about unlocking the latest & greatest features…
The HTTP Headers You Don't Expect
Similar to a site adding a comment in its HTML or the browser’s console, but of course HTTP headers are more likely to go unnoticed.. - http://amp.gs/H3lj
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Similar to a site adding a comment in its HTML or the browser’s console, but of course HTTP headers are more likely to go unnoticed.. - http://amp.gs/H3lj
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Let’s Take a Deep Dive Into the CSS Contain Property
Travis Almand covers the basics of the CSS contain property with its values, benefits, and potential performance gains. - http://amp.gs/H3sq
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Travis Almand covers the basics of the CSS contain property with its values, benefits, and potential performance gains. - http://amp.gs/H3sq
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CSS-Tricks
Let's Take a Deep Dive Into the CSS Contain Property | CSS-Tricks
Compared to the past, modern browsers have become really efficient at rendering the tangled web of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code a typical webpage provides.
Vue-Test-Utils Guide: Things You Might Not Know About Vue-Test-Utils
A large collection of useful tips on how to take advantage of less known Vue Test Utils features. - http://amp.gs/HHt8
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A large collection of useful tips on how to take advantage of less known Vue Test Utils features. - http://amp.gs/HHt8
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Webdevetc
Vue-Test-Utils Guide: Things You Might Not Know About Vue-Test-Utils - Web dev etc - my software development blog
My blog about software development, focusing on Laravel, Vue, JS, PHP, TypeScript etc
What Every Developer Should Know About TCP
You’re every developer! And so am I! - http://amp.gs/HHwU
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You’re every developer! And so am I! - http://amp.gs/HHwU
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Interview With Node.js Technical Steering Committee Chair
A chat with Michael Dawson, an active contributor to the Node project, chair of the Node.js Technical Steering Committee(TSC), and IBM Node.js community lead. - http://amp.gs/H2su
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A chat with Michael Dawson, an active contributor to the Node project, chair of the Node.js Technical Steering Committee(TSC), and IBM Node.js community lead. - http://amp.gs/H2su
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InfoQ
Interview with Node.js Technical Steering Committee Chair
Michael Dawson, active contributor to the Node.js project and chair of the Node.js Technical Steering Committee(TSC), and IBM Node.js community lead, joins us for a behind-the-scenes look at Node.js. The recent Node.js 14 release introduces improvements in…
How To Create An Optical Character Reader Using Angular And Azure Computer Vision
In this article, we will create an optical character recognition (OCR) application using Angular and the Azure Computer Vision Cognitive Service. - http://amp.gs/Hwss
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In this article, we will create an optical character recognition (OCR) application using Angular and the Azure Computer Vision Cognitive Service. - http://amp.gs/Hwss
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freeCodeCamp.org
How To Create An Optical Character Reader Using Angular And Azure Computer Vision
IntroductionIn this article, we will create an optical character recognition (OCR) application using Angular and the Azure Computer Vision Cognitive Service. Computer Vision is an AI service that analyzes content in images. We will use the OCR feature of…
Styling Components In React
Shedrack Akintayo shows how to style React components using major styling strategies with their pros and cons, and examples on how to use them. - http://amp.gs/HFNw
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Shedrack Akintayo shows how to style React components using major styling strategies with their pros and cons, and examples on how to use them. - http://amp.gs/HFNw
#react
How to build a Jamstack multi-language blog with Nuxt.js
As Jamstack is getting increasingly popular, there are some areas where we're still learning new things. One of them is adding internalization support. Learn how to do it using Nuxt and Strapi CMS. - http://amp.gs/HXO9
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As Jamstack is getting increasingly popular, there are some areas where we're still learning new things. One of them is adding internalization support. Learn how to do it using Nuxt and Strapi CMS. - http://amp.gs/HXO9
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DEV Community
How to build a Jamstack multi-language blog with Nuxt.js
Jamstack (Javascript, APIs and Markup Stack) is a terminology around the new way of making web projec...
5 Differences Between Arrow and Regular Functions
A nice detailed look, with examples, of the differences between arrow and regular functions in JavaScript. I’m sure one or two of these will be new to many of you. - http://amp.gs/HLqm
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A nice detailed look, with examples, of the differences between arrow and regular functions in JavaScript. I’m sure one or two of these will be new to many of you. - http://amp.gs/HLqm
#javascript
Dmitri Pavlutin Blog
5 Differences Between Arrow and Regular Functions
The 5 must-know differences between arrow and regular functions in JavaScript.