A Look at Automatic Batching Support in React 18

A handy performance improvement comes with React 18 in the form of automatic batching support for state updates. Check out this example. - http://amp.gs/jlz8F

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How to Make a “Raise the Curtains” Effect in CSS

Silvestar Bistrović shows how to create an effect where the background goes from dark to light on scroll while the content on top also goes from light to dark while in a sticky position. - http://amp.gs/jlzOv

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Diving into Node's Streams

Streams provide a defined interface and abstraction over the idea of working with streaming data in Node – they seem to suffer from often being misunderstood, though, so tutorials always tend to be popular. - http://amp.gs/jl1ZJ

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Why and How to Use HTTPS in Your Local Development Environment

Learn why you should use HTTPS even for development and how to set things up, including spinning up a simple Node.js server. - http://amp.gs/jl1LE

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Why Vue is More Performant than React

After 5 years of experience in Vue, I recently switched to React. I started comparing how React and Vue behave during this transition and decided to share what I discovered. - http://amp.gs/jlYy5

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

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Five Things You Don't Need JavaScript for

We love JS, but CSS and SVG have progressed enough to replace some traditional JS use cases. - http://amp.gs/jltKg

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800+ Slides Covering Numerous React Topics

An interesting approach to sharing programming knowledge. Marko’s slides cover topics from beginner to advanced including the use of hooks, GraphQL, React Native, portals, testing, and more. A handy resource if you’re learning. - http://amp.gs/jlmCP

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Monorepo and Micro-Frontends with Jonathan Creamer

This episode of Semaphore Uncut features Jonathan Creamer, Senior Software Engineer at Microsoft. - http://amp.gs/jlmQq

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Composing Layouts with Vue Router

Learn how to use Vue Router's named views to compose layouts via route record definitions. The approach makes for flexible, reusable layout combinations. - http://amp.gs/jlZA4

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Updating Node Dependencies Automatically, Selectively, or Incrementally

A tour of npm-check-updates. - http://amp.gs/jlpZw

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Angular Project Structure Best Practices

How should you structure your Angular application? And what are some best practices to avoid a spaghetti… - http://amp.gs/jlpWx

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Micro Frontend Architecture: The Best Way To Build Scalable Frontend - http://amp.gs/jllU9

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Building a Loading Bar Component

Adam Argyle gives a foundational overview of how to build a color adaptive and accessible loading bar with the <progress> element. - http://amp.gs/jlBTL

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How to Use Recoil for State Management in Your React Projects

It may be you have been using the Redux state management solution more-or-less by default. But the author asserts there are simpler alternatives. In this brief tutorial, he walks through the use of Recoil. - http://amp.gs/jlBHk

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Difference between Angular versions - http://amp.gs/jlnhg

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Hybrid Rendering: the Secret Way to Smoothly Test Vue.js Components

Find out how to combine Deep and Shallow Rendering in order to achieve a flexible solution to test your Vue.js components. - http://amp.gs/jln0y

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How to Build a File Upload Service with Vanilla JavaScript

Building a file upload service with vanilla JavaScript, from scratch, with a method that requires no npm packages and no dependencies outside of the standard library. - http://amp.gs/jlGto

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How to Efficiently Merge Arrays in JavaScript

Improve your performance in merging arrays in JavaScript with these three easy-to-read approaches that ran fast shared by Chad Campbell. - http://amp.gs/jlGU6

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Unit Testing React Apps with Jest and Enzyme

If you have not yet fully committed to setting up a suite of automated tests for your project, this tutorial provides a focused, concise set of steps that will bootstrap your understanding of the basic concepts and then work through a specific example illustrating their use. - http://amp.gs/jlGwt

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