Gradient Angles in CSS, Figma & Sketch

Nils Binder explores the differences of gradients in CSS, Figma, and Sketch. - http://amp.gs/FMFM

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You Might Not Need Vuex with Vue 3 - Gábor Soós

By using the reactivity system and the dependency injection mechanism of Vue 3, we’ve gone from a local state to centralized state management that can replace Vuex in smaller applications. - http://amp.gs/F53R

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A Full Stack Guide to GraphQL: React Client

The final installment in this series which covers creating a full-stack project with GraphQL at its core. In this post, the React front-end is built to consume the back-end services developed in previous instalments - http://amp.gs/FQKl

#react #graphql

The AWS Bill Heard Around The World

We mentioned the Twitter thread about the surprise $2700 AWS bill recently but here’s a proper write up. It’s more nuanced than you think and might have exposed a bug. - http://amp.gs/Fcd5

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50+ Top Angular Interview Questions and Answers

This set of Angular interview questions will certainly be helpful for your interview, and also a recap of Angular. - http://amp.gs/F6VM

#angular #interview #questions

content-visibility: The New CSS Property That Boosts Your Rendering Performance

Una Kravets and Vladimir Levin explain how to improve initial load time by skipping the rendering of offscreen content by using content-visibility property, launching in Chromium 85. - http://amp.gs/Fbvw

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Build file-based theme inheritance module in Nuxt - Filip Rakowski

Learn how to build a theme inheritance module in Nuxt.js. A perfect module for when you want to change parts of your codebase for special campaigns such as Black Friday or the holidays sales. - http://amp.gs/XIps

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Using 'Sign In with Apple' with React Native

With iOS 13, Apple began its attempt to snag some of the market share stickiness currently held by Google, Facebook, Twitter and others for being the service your app uses to identify its users. Not sure we needed it but Apple is too big to ignore in this space so here’s how to implement it. - http://amp.gs/XjbV

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Svelte 💛 TypeScript

Svelte, a popular compile-time JavaScript framework, now supports TypeScript too. Here’s how it works and how the current approach makes a previously difficult task a lot easier. - http://amp.gs/X84C

#svelte

Beam Me Up, Scotty

On Teleporting Templates in Angula
In this article, we will discuss an interesting problem Netanel recently came across, and the solution he came up for it. - http://amp.gs/X85y

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How a DevTools Extension is Made - Guillermo Peralta Scura

This is a guide through the main parts of the official Vue DevTools extension to learn from it and understand a successful approach for building these kinds of tools. - http://amp.gs/XTUH

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How I Structure My CSS (for Now)

Matthias Ott shares his current take on CSS structure. - http://amp.gs/XT5N

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How to Use Debounce and Throttle and Abstract Them into Hooks - http://amp.gs/XzgC

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Advice to Myself When Starting Out as a Software Developer

Nothing earth shattering here, but solid advice generally. Keep reading, keep learning, figure out refactoring and testing, and teach. - http://amp.gs/X1Iw

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Angular struggles in 2020

You're going down a dark, murky, slippery road and you've lost your way. What do you do? Keep moving while acting like everything is alright? Or stop and ask for help? - http://amp.gs/X1FV

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Speculation in JavaScriptCore

A long, technical post about speculative compilation and how it makes a dynamic language like JavaScript a lot faster than it might otherwise be (or was, pre V8!) You’ll need some experience with how compilation works to get much out of this, but if you want to know how modern JavaScript VMs can run JavaScript so quickly, it’s an epic resource. - http://amp.gs/XYJk

#javascript

Drop-Shadow: The Underrated CSS Filter

Michelle Barker explains how the drop-shadow CSS filter works and how it differs from box-shadow. - http://amp.gs/Xtit

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How to Use Styled-Components in React

The popularity of CSS is partially based on its ability to centralize and reuse style information. Similarly and amongst their many benefits, components deliver code reusability. It was just a matter of time before elements of the two concepts were combined into a new, really good idea. - http://amp.gs/XmrV

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Tight Coupling vs. Loose Coupling in Vue.js

When talking about loose coupling and tight coupling, often, the impression arises that tight coupling is something we always have to avoid. But this is almost impossible. What's essential is that we use loose coupling when bridging the gap between layers of our application. Learn how to differentiate between situations where you should loose coupling or tight coupling in your Vue.js applications. - http://amp.gs/XZRb

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