Flutter and React Native Performance Overview

An objective, data-driven comparison of React Native to Flutter, Google’s competing cross-platform development tool. You may find the results surprising. - http://amp.gs/X9XU

#react #flutter

Creating UI components based on a Design System in Vue.js

Don't you know the benefits of using a Design System? Not sure how to structure your Vue.js components in an app? Read the article and find it out. - http://amp.gs/X4L4

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How to Stream File Downloads with Got

Got is an HTTP request library with both promise and stream based APIs and this post demonstrates using the latter to download files. - http://amp.gs/XRD0

#nodejs

Top Features in Angular 10

In this post we will look at an overview of this latest version of Angular, v 10.0.0, and all the changes and deprecations that it shipped with. - http://amp.gs/XUDm

#angular

Use Advanced Typography With Local Fonts

Thomas Steiner explains how the Local Font Access API allows you to access the user’s locally installed fonts and obtain low-level details about them. - http://amp.gs/XdiE

#css

Understanding Client-Side GraphQL With Apollo Client in React Apps

For those of us who are still slightly baffled by GraphQL despite its popularity and pervasiveness, Apollo Client can make it much easier to understand and put to use, as this detailed article explains. - http://amp.gs/XORc

#react

Shifting from Express.js to Azure Functions

Learn to refactor Express.js endpoints to Azure Functions and what areas are affected when going serverless. - http://amp.gs/XSvp

#nodej

Writing a vite plugin

With Vue 3 recently reaching release candidate stage, it’s a great time to dive in and give it a try. To get started right now you’ll need to use vite, the new web dev build tool from the creators of Vue. Vite offers a new plugin system for extending vite’s capabilities. Today we’ll take a look at setting up a simple vite plugin. - http://amp.gs/XSMC

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Learn Angular component design patterns from material components

What material components can teach us about component design patterns - http://amp.gs/XNEO

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A Practical Guide To Product Tours In React Apps

Why write extensive user documentation nobody reads? The ‘Product Tour’ offers a refreshing alternative (for both the developer and the user) where a new feature is introduced through a short-form, online tutorial which is tightly integrated with the app. They provide what you need to know at the exact moment you need to know it. - http://amp.gs/XAzu

#react

Here’s How I Solved a Weird Bug Using Tried and True Debugging Strategies

Adrian Bece outlines some useful debugging strategies while demonstrating how to solve a weird bug. - http://amp.gs/XANX

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Async Generators and Async Iteration in Node.js - http://amp.gs/Xqmu

#nodejs

TestFlight Forever: Developers Are Building A Better World Outside The App Store

“This club has everything: Cool unreleased apps. Hardly any rules. Endless mystery and tech cred for those who get in”. - http://amp.gs/Xqck

#mobile

Angular security best practices

Previously, Snyk shared their AngularJS Security Fundamentals cheatsheet. In this article, we will dive straight into the modern Angular security best practices. - http://amp.gs/Xs38

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Code Coverage for Vue Applications

Learn how to instrument an application's source code and collect code coverage information to guide end-to-end test writing. - http://amp.gs/XiiO

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Ground Rules for Web Animations

Prasanjit Singh digs into animations on the web and lays down some ground rules for working with them. - http://amp.gs/XDrK

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How Recoil Got Me Excited About the Future of State Management

Excited about the future of state management in React? Sure, why not. However, the now open source (but still experimental) Recoil came out of the same ‘kitchen’ as React itself. Which is to say Facebook and in Recoil’s case, Dave McCabe. Hey, that is exciting. - http://amp.gs/Xugt

#react

Some Security Best Practices for Node

High level coverage of a variety of potential vulnerabilities or remedies in Node-powered web applications like injection attacks, HSTS, XML entity attacks, and XSS. - http://amp.gs/XJPq

#nodejs

Agnostic components in Angular

When you’re building a reusable components library, API is very important. On one hand, you want a tidy, reliable solution, on the other — you need to take care of lots of specific use cases. Learn how to make components that work with everything and look like anything! - http://amp.gs/X0fs

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