How Does Shallow Comparison Work in React?

Shallow comparison is a concept interwoven into React. It plays a key role in React’s internals without adequate explanation. This dives into the source and finishes with some useful takeaways. - http://amp.gs/jlQOE

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How to Write Vue 3 Composables for a Third-Party API Integration

In this series, learn how to build a live streaming web application using Vue and Amazon Interactive Video Service. - http://amp.gs/jlQWO

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Functional Reactive Programming in Angular with RxJS

Because React doesn’t own reactivity in the front-end space - http://amp.gs/jlckk

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Add a CSS Lens Flare to Photos for a Bright Touch

Shimin Zhang demonstrates how to create a lens flare effect using CSS. - http://amp.gs/jlcwL

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The Most Popular Node.js Frameworks in 2022

OK, it’s a listicle, and the data comes from surveys, GitHub stars, and gut feelings, but it’s a reasonably well put together summarized list of frameworks (back-end, full stack, CMSes, and more) as of right now. - http://amp.gs/jl6Eo

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How to build a React library with TypeScript

In this article, you can get to know how to build React library with TypeScript and Rollup. It provides full… - http://amp.gs/jlb8X

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Why Use TypeScript with Vue.js?

Using TypeScript with Vue.js 3 helps you catch more errors as you code, gives you the confidence to refactor, and enhances IDE functionality with components. - http://amp.gs/jlbSV

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Those HTML Attributes You Never Use

In this article, Louis Lazaris describes and demonstrates some interesting HTML attributes that you may or may not have heard of. - http://amp.gs/jBIB9

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Exploring the new CSS color functions: CSS Color Module Level 5

Nelson Michael created a reference guide for the new color specification methods available with CSS Color Module Level 5. - http://amp.gs/jBI2w

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Four Reasons to Avoid using npm link

npm link can be used to symlink a local package as a dependency during development, but the author has created the link package (which you can use via npx) as a safer and ‘more predictable’ alternative. All is explained within. - http://amp.gs/jBjkA

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Practical RxJS and Angular

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

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How we scale our frontend applications using micro-frontends

At Unibuddy, we have a lot of products working together to deliver our customers the best experience. What… - http://amp.gs/jB8q7

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React Folder Structure in Five Steps, 2022 Edition

The latest part of Robin’s attempts at updating his well regarded React resources to 2022 standards. Articles about structuring React apps are always popular and this one breaks the idea down into five steps going from the simplest of apps to more complex ones. - http://amp.gs/jBTpe

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3 Things You Should Try to Avoid in Vue.js

Check out these important tips for avoiding anti-patterns in Vue.js apps. - http://amp.gs/jBTXB

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How TypeScript's Compiler Compiles

Short and sweet but the diagrams are fab. - http://amp.gs/jBz9W

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Animated Grid Tracks with :has()

Michelle Barker demonstrates an excellent use-case for :has(). - http://amp.gs/jBzbQ

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How to Debug Node.js Code Using Multiple Tools

A handy, if reasonably high level, tour of some debugging approaches. - http://amp.gs/jB1Js

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ShadowRealms: An ECMAScript Proposal for a Better eval()

Sat at stage 3, the fantastically named ShadowRealm API proposal lays out a new way to execute arbitrary JS code within a separate context to the current one. - http://amp.gs/jBYCg

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Form Validation with Quasar Framework and the Vue.js Composition API

This article will examine how to validate a form with the Quasar Framework and Vue.js. - http://amp.gs/jBYNF

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