Red Hat and IBM's Node.js 'Reference Architecture'

Big companies like to have well defined playbooks from which to work and Red Hat and IBM are no different. It’s an opinionated guide to how their engineering teams work with Node, what tools they prefer, and their development and operational practices. Running on from this Red Hat and IBM then have an extensive series of blog posts digging into each section from logging to containers and, this week, code coverage. - http://amp.gs/jpSvS

#nodejs

Inspecting Web Views in macOS

Jim Nielsen shows how to inspect web views native macOS apps. - http://amp.gs/jpNYI

#css

Creating a 'Reading Progress' Bar with React and Tailwind

Communicating reading progress is just one potential application of this concept. With some adaptation and a data store it should also be possible to track reader engagement—that is, Medium-like stats on how much of the material is actually being read. - http://amp.gs/jpNDy

#react

A Simple, Reusable Solution for Binding URL Query Params to Angular Forms

A common behavior in web applications is to sync data in forms based on the values of the URL query params… - http://amp.gs/jpAha

#angular

Nuxt 3 and Pinia

Integrate Pinia as your state management library for your Nuxt 3 application. - http://amp.gs/jpq8v

#vue #pinia

You Can throw() Anything In JavaScript (And Other async/await Considerations)

The author experiments with throw and ends up questioning his mental model of error handling. - http://amp.gs/jpqDp

#javascript

Understanding the Dependencies Inside Your package json

Recently the authors looked at the basics of package.json but now they’ve moved on to defining what each of the dependency related keys in package.json are for. - http://amp.gs/jpsv2

#nodejs

10 Must-Know Patterns for Writing Clean Code with React and TypeScript✨🛀

A must-know article worth reading that looks at some practical patterns to use when writing clean code in React and TypeScript. It involves approaches in writing a clean code that eliminates technical debts. - http://amp.gs/jpi8U

#typescript

How To Make Parallel API calls in Angular Applications

A Step by step guide with an example project - http://amp.gs/jpihf

#angular

Ten React Anti-Patterns to Avoid

A well presented eight minute video that quickly goes through a variety of approaches to reconsider (or at least think twice about before putting into action). - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0IZo2Aho9Y

#react #video

Currying for JavaScript Developers with Examples

This impressive demonstration of practical examples of currying in JavaScript enables us to learn a few different ways of using and creating curried functions. Making use of this technique is beneficial in programming! - http://amp.gs/jpDGF

#javascript

Dark Mode Switch with Tailwind CSS & Nuxt 3

In this article, you'll see how to implement a dark mode switch in Nuxt 3 using Tailwind CSS. - http://amp.gs/jpDdm

#vue

Migrating a Node.js App's Database From MongoDB to Postgres - http://amp.gs/jpDoD

#nodejs

New CSS Features In 2022

Michelle Barker looks at a couple of new CSS features that are already starting to land in browsers. - http://amp.gs/jpuhp

#css

Implementing Tetris Using React in 200 Lines of Code

The popularity of Tetris just never seems to fade. The exercise of recreating it with so little code is instructive and novel. - http://amp.gs/jpual

#react

Practical RxJS and Angular

A practical example showing RxJS in combination with Angular - http://amp.gs/jpJSu

#angular

What’s New in HTTP/3?

A walkthrough of HTTP/0.9, HTTP/1.0, HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2, and HTTP/3 - http://amp.gs/jp0kt

#http

Track Down the JavaScript Code Responsible for Polluting the Global Scope

Here’s another post to help you solve issues with global scope pollution in JavaScript apps. This tutorial shows how to build (from scratch) a JavaScript utility that can help us with debugging where the global definitions are happening within our code. - http://amp.gs/jp0XF

#javascript

How to Use nextTick() in Vue

nextTick(callback) executes the callback when the DOM has been updated. - http://amp.gs/jpKU0

#vue

'SolidJS Feels Like What I Always Wanted React to Be'

An unsurprisingly opinionated piece. SolidJS is a particularly efficient reactive UI library and we’ve seen direct comparisons before but this piece goes into more specifics. - http://amp.gs/jp3nY

#react