All You Need To Know About less known Angular Features

In this article, I will talk about some interesting features of angular that you can use in your application to make your code more standardized. These angular features can also help you in SEO, application performance improvements and in improving code readability. - http://amp.gs/jl9tO

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WebGPU — All of the Cores, None of the Canvas

It’s always a pleasure to see Surma dig into something (especially Web Workers) and this time he turns to making the potential of WebGPU (an API that exposes the capabilities of GPU hardware that, admittedly, isn't available by default in any standard browser yet) more accessible to us all. - http://amp.gs/jl9Nw

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What's New in Node Core: March 2022 Edition

Rapidly approaching the start of its teenage years (yep, Node turns 13 this May), development of new features in Node isn’t slowing down at all, but what’s going on? This post rounds up some links to a variety of new improvements and reminds us that Node 18 is just around the corner. - http://amp.gs/jl95Q

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How Vue Components Work

Components let us split parts of our site into reusable pieces which we can then place in multiple places. This can be incredibly powerful - and ultimately means reduced workload, as we can reuse code extensively. - http://amp.gs/jl4yp

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How to Create and Validate a React Form with Hooks

There are libraries to abstract away a lot of this work (e.g. Formik) but if you want to do it by hand, as it were. - http://amp.gs/jl4WJ

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How to Use CSS Math Functions

Alex Ivanovs shows how to use the CSS logical functions calc(), clamp(), min() and max(). - http://amp.gs/jlRvj

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Event Emitters in Angular

When you start learning Angular one of the first things you learn is how to communicate between child and… - http://amp.gs/jlUTu

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Build Serverless APIs with Node.js and AWS Lambda

An introductory look at how to create and deploy Lambda functions with Node and AWS SAM. - http://amp.gs/jlUD3

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Building Serverless Multi-Region WebSocket APIs on AWS

A look at an interesting (and very AWS-y!) architecture for a global real-time chat app by using WebSockets and cross-region communications behind the scenes. - http://amp.gs/jldlm

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How To Make A Drag-and-Drop File Uploader With Vuejs 3 - http://amp.gs/jldFL

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An Introduction to AWS CloudFront Functions

CloudFront Functions allow you to deploy serverless JS functions to AWS’ network of edge locations to be executed as close as possible to end-users. Sounds like Lambda@Edge? The author explains the difference there too. - http://amp.gs/jlO4t

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Writing a React Table of Contents Component

Although a table of contents can improve UX by letting readers jump directly to their preferred content, the setup and maintenance of such a control can involve a lot of drudge work. So why not have the table of contents (almost) look after itself? - http://amp.gs/jlrjP

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Resetting Inherited CSS with “Revert”

Scott Vandehey demonstrates how the revert keyword works in CSS. - http://amp.gs/jlrip

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Creating Native Web Components

Looks at how to create native web components using the Minze JavaScript framework. - http://amp.gs/jlSxK

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Using Google Calendar Webhooks with Node

What if you want to update a Slack channel, say, when a meeting is updated? It’s possible to do a lot with events on calendars without polling by using Calendar’s Push Notifications API. - http://amp.gs/jlSNG

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Build a table component from scratch in Vue 3 with Bootstrap - http://amp.gs/jlS63

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12 Front End Performance Patterns You Need to Know

Reduce page load times with these performance solutions - http://amp.gs/jlNPZ

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Tricks to Cut Corners Using CSS Mask and Clip-Path Properties

Temani Afif shows how to create the cut-corners effect using CSS Mask and clip-path properties. - http://amp.gs/jlNsN

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Upgrading Next.js for Instant Performance Improvements

A case study of how the Vercel team brought a Next.js 8 demo up to Next.js 12 standards and saw huge improvements in the process. - http://amp.gs/jlNb3

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Exciting Times for Browsers

Michelle Barker gives an overview of new things coming to browsers in the near future. - http://amp.gs/jlAvU

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