Best Mobile Components for Vue.js PWAs - https://goo.gl/CgVBAH

#vue #pwa

Geographic - D3's approach to rendering geographic information
This chapter looks at D3’s approach to rendering geographic information...D3’s approach differs to so called raster methods such as Leaflet and Google Maps. - https://goo.gl/EpeLX2

#d3js #geo

How to Launch Android Emulators and iOS Simulators From the Command Line
TJ VanToll shows how he set up command line commands to launch the iOS and Android simulators to simplify the workflow when building a mobile app. - https://goo.gl/B5TtfJ

#mobile #emulator

10 Guidelines to Improve Your Web Accessibility
Some guidelines to improve the accessibility of your site from color choices through to helpful tools and HTML element choices. -
https://goo.gl/Hkzzhw

#webAccessibility

react-d3-speedometer: A React D3 'Speedometer' Component -
https://goo.gl/axBi8z

#react #speedometer

Create A Calculator App with Ionic Framework 3
How to create a calculator app using Ionic Framework 3 and the Ionic Creator. - https://goo.gl/PQHQyM

#ionic

Panning and Zooming with D3v4
All that’s necessary for panning and zooming is a translation [tx, ty] and a scale factor k. When a zoom transform is applied to an element at position [x0, y0], its new position becomes [tx + k × x0, ty + k × y0]. That’s it. Everything else is just sugar and spice on top of this simple transform...The major difference between zooming in D3v3 and D3v4 is that the behavior (dealing with events) and the transforms (positioning elements) are more separated. In v3, they used to be part of the behavior whereas, in v4, they’re part of the element on which the behavior is called...To illustrate, let’s plot 4 points. The rest of this post will only deal with data in one dimension... - https://goo.gl/aPwY5R

#d3js #zooming #panning

Production Ready Microservices In Action
A practical guide for cloud native Microservice development. -
https://goo.gl/cgtWVk

#microservice

Changes to Node’s Errors You Need to Know About
Changes, beginning in Node 8 and continuing to occur en route to Node 9, are coming to errors thrown by the Node.js runtime -
https://goo.gl/ULovz2

#nodejs

All About React Router 4
A dive into React Router 4, how it’s so different from previous React Router versions, and why that is. - https://goo.gl/3NfPM7

#react #router

Bootstrap 4 Beta Released
Two years in the making, the popular front-end framework is taking some key steps forward. For starters, it’s switched from Less to Sass and is now Flexbox based. - https://goo.gl/fYQcYr

#bootstrap #release

N-API and Getting Started with Writing C Addons for Node
Using N-API’s abstractions, you can create C/C++ addons without having a deep understanding of how V8 works. -
https://goo.gl/SN1kW9

#nodejs #addon

Techniques for Passing Data Between Promise Callbacks
Some approaches for sharing data between callbacks (which each have their own scope). - https://goo.gl/xER4QR

#promise

Creating A Ride-Booking App with React Native and Pusher
Learn how you can create a ride-booking app similar to Uber, Lyft or Grab with React Native. - https://goo.gl/5YbjH9

#reactNative

React Animations in Depth
Nader Dabit looks at five options you have for doing Web-based animations with React including the pros and cons of each. - https://goo.gl/XEKkXB

#react #animations

National Health Service, on Elixir and Kubernetes
The story of an awesome project that we built on Elixir, React.js + Redux.js and Kubernetes  -  eHealth for National Health Service of Ukraine. - https://goo.gl/iqfTTw

#microservice

How to Do End-to-End React Native Testing with Detox
An end-to-end testing library that can emulate user behavior and test how your app reacts to it. - https://goo.gl/ShvUkf

#reactNative #testing #e2e

Node 8.4 (Current) Released
Just a week after 8.3, 8.4 is here with experimental support for http2 available behind a command line option. - https://goo.gl/VC8vrU

#nodejs #release

Developing with Node.js on Microsoft Azure
A free course to get you started with developing and deploying Node apps and services on Azure. - https://goo.gl/VxZW3E

#nodejs #azure #course #free

Performant Web Animations and Interactions: Achieving 60 FPS
A high frame rate often equals a high level of responsiveness and user satisfaction, but what’s involved in getting high frame rates for Web pages? - https://goo.gl/Fxc2Qr

#animations