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From 500ms to 1.7ms in React

A sluggish customized grid triggered a journey to analyze and understand the bottlenecks involved, followed by making improvements leading to a dramatic performance improvement (or roaring fast, you could say). - http://amp.gs/jGjzz

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Introducing the New npm Dependency Selector Syntax

Another week, another new npm command! npm query is a new top-level command (as of npm v8.16.0) that lets you query and filter the dependencies of your project with a CSS-like dependency selector format so you can ask “new, complex questions about [..] dependencies, their relationships & associative metadata.” - http://amp.gs/jGjuc

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Micro Frontends in Action: Architecture and Integration Approaches

A good frontend is tough to develop, but scaling frontend development for several teams to work at the same… - http://amp.gs/jG8l6

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Angular Route Parameters: A Simple Guide

An overview of Angular’s route parameters and how to pass small pieces of information between routed components. - http://amp.gs/jG8DD

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Single Element Loaders: The Bars

Temani Afif examines “bars” pattern for loaders and shows how to build it with only one element and flexible CSS, making it easy to create variations. - http://amp.gs/jGTCt

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Using Web Components in Angular, React, Preact, Vue and Svelte

Web Components allow us to build reusable, customizable elements. A web component’s greatest strength is its… - http://amp.gs/jGT26

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A DIY node_modules Cache for Docker in Your CI

May want to be careful around building deps in one Linux distro and copying to another though.. - http://amp.gs/jGzfr

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The Study of Shaders with React Three Fiber

A complete guide on how to use shaders with React Three Fiber, work with ‘uniforms and varyings’, and build dynamic, interactive and composable materials with them. A lot to enjoy here if you prefer the more visual and creative end of things. - http://amp.gs/jGzo1

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Scraping Google Maps Reviews with Node - http://amp.gs/jGtTB

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Husky 6 Lint (prettier + eslint) and commitlint for JavaScript Projects

Programming is a teamwork job so we must assure that our codebase is clean and usable for everyone in the… - http://amp.gs/jGt0W

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Style Queries

Una Kravets explains what Style Queries are and shares some ideas on how to use Style Queries in ways that enable a better developer experience and more flexible component-owned styles. - http://amp.gs/jGmT9

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Angular: How I Moved 90% GETs Into a Cacheable Shell Component

For web applications, having a lot of similar GET APIs is normal, but creating them is repetitive and tedious for developers. - http://amp.gs/jGm7Y

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How I Created an eCommerce Store with Vue Storefront UI and Medusa

Medusa is an open-source composable eCommerce platform with easy customizations and integrations including Vue Storefront UI. - http://amp.gs/jGmiq

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How to make Angular OnChanges better

Like most of you, I work in a team of a couple of programmers and our responsibility is to handle a few big… - http://amp.gs/jGZIY

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How To Use Multithreading in Node.js

Folks often say they see DigitalOcean's involvement in the publication of an article as a sign of quality, and this practical walkthrough-style introduction to how Node uses threads internally and how and why you might use worker threads is worth a look. - http://amp.gs/jGZ9y

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How We Built Hydrogen: A React Framework for Building Custom Storefronts - http://amp.gs/jGpzp

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