Optimizing Node.js Dependencies in AWS Lambda

Node.js was the first runtime that AWS’s Lambda serverless platform supported and it’s still a fantastic fit. Nonetheless, there are some performance aspects to keep in mind to help with those ‘cold starts’ – this post focuses on the role of bundling to improve said performance. - http://amp.gs/jn3VL

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Reading React's Source Code

What better way to get a feel for a project than to dive into the code? Despite being daunted by the process, Alex decided to take a look, focusing mostly on React’s design and the practices employed by React’s developers over the years. - http://amp.gs/jnH89

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Aspects of Accessibility (a11y) - Semantics, Contrast and... Anxiety?

Sara W looks into various aspects of Accessibility and reminds us that to keep our minds open to inclusivity. - http://amp.gs/jnHAp

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How to Create a Vanilla JS Gantt Chart

The first part came out in August last year if you want to catch up. - http://amp.gs/jn2zm

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Angular vs. React in 2022

What is the Best JavaScript Framework for Your Project? - http://amp.gs/jn2ug

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Create a Blog With Nuxt Content v2

In this article, you'll learn how to set up a simple blog using Nuxt Content v2 allowing you to use simple Markdown files as the content source for your blog posts. - http://amp.gs/jnwlx

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A Look at Remix and the Differences with Next.js

A good feature-by-feature comparison of the two React-based frameworks that share a ton of similarities but some key differences. - http://amp.gs/jnw4t

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Building a Simple Microservice with Node.js

From the author of Bootstrapping Microservices, published by Manning. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7T3zfWd5aI

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React, Vue, Angular and Svelte Popularity by the Numbers

Some will argue you can’t measure the immeasurable, but this is a multifaceted (and frequently updated) attempt to quantify the popularity of popular front-end frameworks using public data. Unsurprisingly, React sits on top. - http://amp.gs/jnFZA

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Fun CSS-Only Scrolling Effects for Matterday

Lynn Fisher demonstrates how to create fascinating and fun parallax scrolling CSS effects. - http://amp.gs/jnFvX

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Using Auxiliary Routes in Angular to reduce application size

There are multiple ways out there that explain how to reduce the angular application size thereby, enhancing… - http://amp.gs/jnF0q

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ES2022: The Main New Features, Quickly, in Code

If you want to see what’s new in ES2022 in quick-fire, code-only form, this is for you. In related news, Hemanth also ▶️ gave a talk about how to read the spec at OpenJS World last month. - http://amp.gs/jnX1B

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An Introduction to Multithreading in Node.js

Node’s concurrency story is mostly oriented around a single thread and an event loop, but worker threads, first introduced in Node 10, open the door to a more classical multithreaded concurrency approach. This post covers them at a high level with just enough to help you decide if they make sense for you or not. - http://amp.gs/jnXdV

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React Hooks: The Deep Cuts

Simple introductions to five of React’s allegedly “lesser-known” hooks, namely: useReducer, useRef, useImperativeHandle, useMemo and useCallback - http://amp.gs/jnLTE

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How to Use Variables in CSS with v-bind In Vue.js 3

Vue has a built-in solution that allows us the use properties directly within the style tag of our single-file components. - http://amp.gs/jnLAR

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Strategy Pattern Implementation with Typescript and Angular

Design patterns are proven, practical, and reusable solutions fit for tackling specific problems in software… - http://amp.gs/jnWm2

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There’s More to Scrollbars Than You Might Expect

Mayank looks at some of the things we can do in 2022 to improve the scrolling experience for our users. - http://amp.gs/jnWuV

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Introducing Even More Security Enhancements to npm

GitHub continues to up npm’s security game with enhancements that affect most of us in some way or another. There’s a streamlined login and publishing experience with the npm CLI, you can connect your GitHub and Twitter accounts to your npm one, and there’s a new npm command to verify the integrity of packages in npm - http://amp.gs/jnaBf

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