A Complete Beginner's Guide to npm

If you’re a long time Node developer, npm is probably second nature to you, but nonetheless this guide to npm may prove useful, even if only to other folks on your team. It’s a nine-part guide from CSS Tricks covering everything from the ground up. - http://amp.gs/jZIEs

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Style Each List Item Using Simple CSS

Basharath shows how to customize style type for every individual list item by using CSS at-rule, @counter-style. - http://amp.gs/jZjVA

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“Has Anyone Seen Web3?” — The Complete Roadmap and Resources to Become a Web3 Developer in 2022

20+ documentations, tutorials, and videos to help you get started with Web3 - http://amp.gs/jZ8m0

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Vue 3 as the New Default

Vue 3 will become the new default version on Monday, February 7, 2022! Read Evan's announcement to see if you will need to make certain changes before the switch to avoid breakage. - http://amp.gs/jZT8c

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8 Ways To Drastically Boost Your Developer Productivity

Supercharge your productivity as a developer with these 8 tips presented in this article. This isn’t a complete list of things you can do to increase your developer productivity but these things alone will drastically improve your productivity if you are not already doing them. - http://amp.gs/jZTQc

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Replacing jQuery with Umbrella JS

A little case study of sorts here, looking at replacing once dominant jQuery with the notably smaller Umbrella JS — which has a similar API and plugin system but may help you break the ties. - http://amp.gs/jZzs8

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React Server Components: A Primer

The co-founder of the Plasmic visual page builder app takes us on an exploration of React server components (currently an experimental feature in React 18) and how they tick under the hood. - http://amp.gs/jZ1dE

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Inline SVG Icons in VueJS

If you use icons, you will be familiar with the situation where you are managing more than ten icons. And then you have a choice: Icon font or SVG icon? - http://amp.gs/jZYeH

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Getting Started With CSS Cascade Layers

Stephanie Eckles gives a fantastic introduction to Cascade Layers, a new method of cascade management in CSS. - http://amp.gs/jZY3f

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Avoid cache trap when serving Angular app

Avoid Angular cache issues caused by cached inxed.html. Make sure your users get the latest version of your… - http://amp.gs/jZtG7

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On Grouping Arrays with .groupBy() and .groupByToMap()

A helpful proposal to be aware of (and, perhaps, support) but it’s still going through the TC39 process. - http://amp.gs/jZtHu

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Mastering the Art of Forms in React

The author asserts that most React developers are making forms much harder than they need to be. Through a series of progressively more complex examples—each of which is accompanied by its own CodeSandbox demo—the article explains how to achieve a high level of form capability without resorting to labor-intensive controlled inputs. - http://amp.gs/jZmtC

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A Guide to Node.js’ Event-Driven Architecture

Most of Node.js’ objects — like HTTP requests, responses, and streams — implement the EventEmitter module so… - http://amp.gs/jZmS5

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CSS Fingerprint

Oliver Brotchie explains how it’s possible to track and gather information on site visitors using the CSS Fingerprinting technique. - http://amp.gs/jZZGx

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Vue.js Script Setup in Less than 5 Minutes

Learn how to use the Vue.js script setup syntax for making the most out of the Composition API in under 5 mintues. - http://amp.gs/jZpjE

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Angular extended diagnostics

Automatically detect common non-obvious and error-prone patterns in Angular templates. - http://amp.gs/jZpLI

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Building a Real App with React Query

React Query is intended to simplify your app’s interaction with asynchronous data sources. This detailed tutorial takes us through the full cycle of development of an appointment app which uses it. - http://amp.gs/jZlK1

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The Optional Chaining Operator, “Modern” Browsers, and My Mom

Some unsupported JavaScript syntax caused an entire website to fail on two seperate hardware devices. A story of device obsolescence, accessibility, and progressive enhancement. - http://amp.gs/jZB48

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The Fetch API Comes to Node Core (and Why You Should Care)

Support for the Fetch API (as commonly used browser-side for fetching resources) has been merged into Node.js and will be available behind a ‑‑experimental‑fetch flag until, hopefully, being enabled by default in Node 18 and beyond. - http://amp.gs/jZne5

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