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4 Most Important Features Coming in ES2022 That You Should Know About

This article is an informative overview of the most important features and changes in ECMAScript 2022 that would appear almost certainly in the new release in June 2022. - http://amp.gs/jp2tl

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Introducing FormKit: a Vue 3 Form Building Framework

Web forms are the connective tissue of the internet. Let's take a look at FormKit which is a Vue 3 framework for forms. - http://amp.gs/jp2DA

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Communication Between Micro-front ends

Micro front-end (MFE) is all the buzz right now. But how do we communicate between them, in a reliable… - http://amp.gs/jpwPG

#microfrontends
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50 Software Engineering Best Practices for Technical Leaders and Seniors

Best practices for best engineers. - http://amp.gs/jpFja

#best #practies
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Hosting a React App with OpenFaaS

OpenFaaS is an open source serverless function platform that sits on top of Kubernetes and it’s possible to host React-based apps in such a way. This post touches on all the main points, including cost. - http://amp.gs/jpFA7

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Design Developers friendly RESTful APIs

Make your API live longer. - http://amp.gs/jpXL6

#api #restful
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35 JavaScript interview questions. Answered by me.

Hello :) I am a graduate student from Microverse, during interview prep, they gave me access to a set of… - http://amp.gs/jpLGf

#javascript #interview
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State Management in Vue 3 with Harlem.js

In this article, we'll take a look at Harlem.js which is a flexible spiritual successor of Vuex state management for Vue 3. - http://amp.gs/jpLsI

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System Design Interview: The Bare Minimum You Need to Know about Load Balancers

I still remember the early day when I failed a dream job interview - http://amp.gs/jpWjg

#system #design
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CSS Custom Highlight API: The Future of Highlighting Text Ranges on the Web

Patrick Brosset explains how to style text ranges using the upcoming CSS Custom Highlight API. - http://amp.gs/jpWeU

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How Many Re-Renders Is Too Many?

We have featured a number of this author’s articles which make beneficial use of animation to clearly understand React rendering behaviour. This time he zeros in on a single, simple question: when is the right time to start optimizing? - http://amp.gs/jpW0Z

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Effective Code Review Checklist

Code reviews have been proven to improve software quality and save developers’ time in the long run. Also… - http://amp.gs/jpang

#codreview
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How to use the @nuxtjs/strapi Module to add Authentication to a Nuxt Application

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to use the @nuxt/strapi Module to add Authentication to a Nuxt Application in 5 steps. - http://amp.gs/jpa0b

#vue
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What to Expect from Angular 14 in 2022: Is Micro Frontend Coming?

Angular 13 has been recently released but the changes were more evolutionary, can we expect more revolutionary updates from Angular 14? - http://amp.gs/jpovN

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Horizontal Scrolling Nav

Mark Otto demonstrates how to build responsive horizontal navigation with an overflow scroll that automatically scrolls the active nav link into view. - http://amp.gs/jpM1h

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What's Really Going On Inside Your node_modules Folder?

A running joke is that node_modules folders are so huge they’re heavier than black holes but when packages get taken over by nefarious groups, the contents of node_modules becomes somewhat less funny. This post looks into what malicious packages can do and the broad problem of supply chain attacks generally. - http://amp.gs/jpMsj

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How to Upgrade to the React 18 Release Candidate

The full production release of React 18 is seemingly imminent: just out, the detailed documentation covering the upgrade to this week’s release candidate. The post also includes useful information about some of the major new features. - http://amp.gs/jp5ye

#react
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An Open Source eCommerce Platform for Nuxt.js

Through this guide, you will learn how to set up a starter storefront with Nuxt.js for the frontend part and link it with Medusa, an open-source headless commerce engine in Node.js. - http://amp.gs/jpQYk

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Enhancements to the Ubiquitous 2D HTML Canvas

Canvas is heavily used around the Web in its Canvas2D guise (up to 40% of pages, apparently?) and this post looks at some of the newer features and enhancements being made to it. - http://amp.gs/jpQiu

#javascript #canvas
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