Everything about our migration from ReactJS to NextJS

The overall thought process, challenges, and outcomes: Peerlist's tech stack migration from ReactJS to NextJS. - http://amp.gs/jZomk

#react

How the Angular Compiler Works

The Angular compiler (known as ngc) is the tool used to compile Angular apps and libraries. This post digs into what it does and how it does it. - http://amp.gs/jZoiN

#angular

ELI5: Reactivity in Vue 3

Reactivity. It's one of the most convenient features of front-end frameworks. What is it exactly, and how does it work in Vue 3? - http://amp.gs/jZMB0

#vue

The CSS from-font Value Explained in 4 Demos

Silvestar Bistrović explains how from-font value works. - http://amp.gs/jZMNw

#css

How I optimized messy angular codebase and reduced page load time by 10x - http://amp.gs/jZ5za

#angular

Node.js Trademarks Transferred to the OpenJS Foundation

You may not have realized this, but Joyent (a company that heavily backed the early development of Node) still owned the Node.js trademark till, well, now. We appreciate having had their kind permission to use the term ‘Node’ in the name of this newsletter – now the OpenJS Foundation takes on the legal responsibilities. - http://amp.gs/jZ5K8

#nodejs

Debugging JavaScript

It’s not deep, but this is an enjoyable and casual walk through the JavaScript debugging landscape. - http://amp.gs/jZQyK

#javascript

How to Write Performant React Code: Rules, Patterns, Do's and Don'ts

Nadia Makarevich shows you how to implement a “real-life” app step by step – first in a “normal” way, using the patterns that you’ll see practically everywhere, then refactoring each step with performance in mind and comparing the result in the end. - http://amp.gs/jZcmb

#react

How to Make CSS Slanted Containers

Dave Seidman shows how to create slanted containers using CSS. - http://amp.gs/jZc5V

#css

Vue.js Nation 2022 Conference in Review

Here's a quick recap of all the awesome talks that happened at Vue.js Nation 2022. - http://amp.gs/jZ6Sd

#vue

How to Support IE11 Users as You Move to Angular 13 - http://amp.gs/jZbgn

#angular

Replacing JavaScript Dialogs (Partly) with HTML's <dialog>

How to replace JavaScript dialogs, to some extent, with the HTML dialog element providing similar functionality to the alert(), confirm(), and prompt() methods. - http://amp.gs/jpIlM

#javascript

Create Instagram Filters with React and CSS

This tutorial shows you the simulation of the operation of applications that edit images using the CSS Filter property to create and develop a clone of the Instagram filters. - http://amp.gs/jpIX9

#react

The Basics of package.json

Most likely you’ve been working with package.json files for years, but it can pay to refamiliarize yourself with their many properties. - http://amp.gs/jpjiv

#nodejs

Building a Vue 3 Desktop App with Pinia, Electron, and Quasar

Quasar allows us to quickly develop Electron desktop applications in Vue with high-quality UI components that follow Material Design guidelines. - http://amp.gs/jp8hX

#vue

CSS Scroll Snap Slide Deck That Supports Live Coding

Stephanie Eckles demonstrates how to build a no-JavaScript slide deck that allows live editing of CSS demos. - http://amp.gs/jp8K7

#css

Customize Angular lazy loading modules for multiple frontends - http://amp.gs/jpTmQ

#angular

How to Implement Web Loaders with React Suspense

This step-by-step guide in implementing web loaders using React Suspense provides a very simple approach on how to implement them efficiently. - http://amp.gs/jpTiO

#react

Why Private npm Registries Matter and How Verdaccio Makes It Easy - http://amp.gs/jpTcw

#nodejs

The Intended Wordle Font, Nobody Can See

Oliver Schöndorfer explains how and why Wordle would look much better in “Clear Sans” while learning about the CSS font stack and the value of good typography in UIs. - http://amp.gs/jpzcM

#css