How to Create a Web Worker-Driven Multithreaded Frontend App
It leans on an under-development Web Worker-driven framework called neo.mjs that promises “a new era of making better Web-based user interfaces.” - http://amp.gs/25Vh
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It leans on an under-development Web Worker-driven framework called neo.mjs that promises “a new era of making better Web-based user interfaces.” - http://amp.gs/25Vh
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Medium
How to create a webworkers driven multithreading App — Part 1
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A Visual Guide to React Mental Models (Part 2)
We featured Part 1 back in Issue 186 and here’s part 2 of this comprehensive three part article which encourages the use of helpful mental images for useState, useEffect and Lifecycles. - http://amp.gs/2Qly
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We featured Part 1 back in Issue 186 and here’s part 2 of this comprehensive three part article which encourages the use of helpful mental images for useState, useEffect and Lifecycles. - http://amp.gs/2Qly
#react
Obedparla
A visual guide to React Mental models, part 2: useState, useEffect and lifecycles
I love mental models. They’re crucial to understanding complex systems, allowing
us to intuitively grasp and solve complex problems. This is…
us to intuitively grasp and solve complex problems. This is…
Writing a Vue component using TDD: a gentle introduction
In this tutorial, you'll learn the basic concepts of Test Driven Development (TDD) building a simple Vue.js component with TypeScript, using Jest for testing and setting up coverage and Continuous Integration with TravisCI. - http://amp.gs/2cZY
#vue
In this tutorial, you'll learn the basic concepts of Test Driven Development (TDD) building a simple Vue.js component with TypeScript, using Jest for testing and setting up coverage and Continuous Integration with TravisCI. - http://amp.gs/2cZY
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DEV Community
Writing a Vue component using TDD: a gentle introduction
In this tutorial we'll learn the basic concepts of Test Driven Development (TDD) building a simple Vu...
Advice for Complex CSS Illustrations
Jhey Tompkins shares a set of techniques that will help you create complex CSS illustrations. - http://amp.gs/26Z1
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Jhey Tompkins shares a set of techniques that will help you create complex CSS illustrations. - http://amp.gs/26Z1
#css
Testing Angular routing components with the RouterTestingModule
This article teaches us about shallow and integrated routing component tests. The RouterTestingModule is useful for integrated routing component tests. To learn what the RouterTestingModule does, we discuss the Location service and its dependencies. - http://amp.gs/2b8X
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This article teaches us about shallow and integrated routing component tests. The RouterTestingModule is useful for integrated routing component tests. To learn what the RouterTestingModule does, we discuss the Location service and its dependencies. - http://amp.gs/2b8X
#angular
Testing in Parallel with Mocha v8.0.0
Discover how running tests in parallel mode allows Mocha to take advantage of multi-core (or multiple) CPUs resulting in significant speedups for many large test suites. - http://amp.gs/wI81
#nodejs
Discover how running tests in parallel mode allows Mocha to take advantage of multi-core (or multiple) CPUs resulting in significant speedups for many large test suites. - http://amp.gs/wI81
#nodejs
A Deep Dive Into Relay, the Friendly and Opinionated GraphQL Client
The Relay framework enables declarative management of GraphQL data. It has the potential to be a worthy addition to your React toolkit so long as you are prepared to got with its flow. They call it ‘opinionated’ for a reason. - http://amp.gs/wjjN
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The Relay framework enables declarative management of GraphQL data. It has the potential to be a worthy addition to your React toolkit so long as you are prepared to got with its flow. They call it ‘opinionated’ for a reason. - http://amp.gs/wjjN
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Hasura GraphQL Engine Blog
A deep-dive into Relay, the friendly & opinionated GraphQL client
A comprehensive guide to building performant, type-safe apps with Relay, from GraphQL fragments and query best practices, to the Relay compiler and the server spec.
Separating Core Logic and Framework Integrations
Write a simple useForm composable to integrate a framework-agnostic form validation library with Vue.js 3. - http://amp.gs/wjFn
#vue
Write a simple useForm composable to integrate a framework-agnostic form validation library with Vue.js 3. - http://amp.gs/wjFn
#vue
Vuejs-Course
Separating Core Logic and Framework Integrations (Part 2)
Write a thin integration layer for a framework-agnostic library
153 JavaScript Questions (With Their Answers Explained)
Want to test your JavaScript knowledge? Whether for fun or a job interview, this is an interesting set of questions, complete with explanations of the answers. We first linked to this a year ago when it only had about 40 questions, so it’s grown a lot! - http://amp.gs/w8Fe
#javascript
Want to test your JavaScript knowledge? Whether for fun or a job interview, this is an interesting set of questions, complete with explanations of the answers. We first linked to this a year ago when it only had about 40 questions, so it’s grown a lot! - http://amp.gs/w8Fe
#javascript
GitHub
GitHub - lydiahallie/javascript-questions: A long list of (advanced) JavaScript questions, and their explanations
A long list of (advanced) JavaScript questions, and their explanations :sparkles: - GitHub - lydiahallie/javascript-questions: A long list of (advanced) JavaScript questions, and their explanations
Getting started with programmatic animations using the Angular Animations API
The @angular/animations package is a powerful tool that you can utilize to your advantage in creating great experiences for your users. A simple animation like fade in or fade out may prove to be super effective in upgrading your applications. Adding simple animations like this does not take longer than 10 minutes of development time, but it helps you to keep your users on your website a lot longer! - http://amp.gs/wT21
#angular
The @angular/animations package is a powerful tool that you can utilize to your advantage in creating great experiences for your users. A simple animation like fade in or fade out may prove to be super effective in upgrading your applications. Adding simple animations like this does not take longer than 10 minutes of development time, but it helps you to keep your users on your website a lot longer! - http://amp.gs/wT21
#angular
Medium
Getting started with programmatic animations using the Angular Animations API
The @angular/animations package is a powerful tool that you can utilize to your advantage in creating great experiences for your users. A…
Building a Hexagonal Grid Using CSS Grid
Jesse Breneman demonstrates how to build a interconnected hexagonal grid, where each hexagon fits together seamlessly. - http://amp.gs/wzKT
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Jesse Breneman demonstrates how to build a interconnected hexagonal grid, where each hexagon fits together seamlessly. - http://amp.gs/wzKT
#css
Two Ways of Rate Limiting an Express App
A comparison of a naive approach versus something more structured with RxJS. - http://amp.gs/w1KJ
#nodejs
A comparison of a naive approach versus something more structured with RxJS. - http://amp.gs/w1KJ
#nodejs
eugene.coding.blog
Eugene's Coding Blog | Rate Limiting An Express App
How to conduct a per-user rate limit on an Express-powered API? Well there is a naive solution, and there
is a more elegant one which requires thinking in streams and reactive programming.
is a more elegant one which requires thinking in streams and reactive programming.
How to test custom prop validators in Vue.js
In the article, Rolf Haug (co-founder of Vue School) will show you how you can test props and custom prop validators in a simple and performant way, without spying on the console error. - http://amp.gs/wYH3
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In the article, Rolf Haug (co-founder of Vue School) will show you how you can test props and custom prop validators in a simple and performant way, without spying on the console error. - http://amp.gs/wYH3
#vue
vueschool.io
How to test custom prop validators in Vue.js - Vue School Articles
In this Vue.js testing tutorial you will learn how to test custom prop validators in a performant and elegant manner. You'll also learn how to test standard Vue.js props.
Consuming REST APIs in React with Fetch and Axios
While there are a number of ways of going about it, this tutorial focuses on Axios and Fetch as the primary means of consuming REST APIs. It’s instructive but also may convince you that it’s a superior approach to the alternatives. - http://amp.gs/wtAB
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While there are a number of ways of going about it, this tutorial focuses on Axios and Fetch as the primary means of consuming REST APIs. It’s instructive but also may convince you that it’s a superior approach to the alternatives. - http://amp.gs/wtAB
#react
Smashing Magazine
Consuming REST APIs In React With Fetch And Axios — Smashing Magazine
If you’re a React developer who’d like to learn how you can start consuming APIs in your React applications, then this article is for you. Shedrack Akintayo explains what a REST API is and how to build a simple application that consumes a REST API by using…
Track Your (Android) Smartphone in Physical Space with JavaScript
In this tutorial, we will be utilizing the Generic Sensor API to turn your smartphone into a pointer with real-time tracking. - http://amp.gs/wmqm
#mobile #javascript
In this tutorial, we will be utilizing the Generic Sensor API to turn your smartphone into a pointer with real-time tracking. - http://amp.gs/wmqm
#mobile #javascript
Medium
Track Your Smartphone in 2D With JavaScript
Imagine what you can do with this new medium of interaction
An Old School Doom Clone (in 13KB of JavaScript)
I have no idea how we missed this last year, but wow, what a neat piece of work. You can even grab it and play with the code yourself. - http://amp.gs/wZAb
#javascript
I have no idea how we missed this last year, but wow, what a neat piece of work. You can even grab it and play with the code yourself. - http://amp.gs/wZAb
#javascript
Carlini
Yet Another Doom Clone (In 13kb of JavaScript)
Seven Ways to Improve Node Performance at Scale
A broad overview of general ideas. - http://amp.gs/wpz5
#nodejs
A broad overview of general ideas. - http://amp.gs/wpz5
#nodejs
LogRocket Blog
7 ways to improve Node.js performance at scale - LogRocket Blog
Learn about data handling methods you can use to enhance Node.js performance, how to manage more connections with load balancing, and more.