Practical CSS Grid: Adding Grid to An Existing Design.
Eric Meyer looks at the process behind converting existing designs to CSS Grid without breaking non-supporting browsers. - https://goo.gl/Sn9RgX
#css #grid
Eric Meyer looks at the process behind converting existing designs to CSS Grid without breaking non-supporting browsers. - https://goo.gl/Sn9RgX
#css #grid
Alistapart
Practical CSS Grid: Adding Grid to an Existing Design
Converting existing designs to Grid without breaking in non-grid browsers
How to Design a Large Scale Responsive Site.
An article describing the process of designing one of the first complex responsive sites, a hotel booking engine for Macdonald Hotels. - https://goo.gl/n2By1F
#design #responsive
An article describing the process of designing one of the first complex responsive sites, a hotel booking engine for Macdonald Hotels. - https://goo.gl/n2By1F
#design #responsive
Uxbooth
How to Design a Large Scale Responsive Site | UX Booth
In 2011, Elaine McVicar wrote an article describing the process of designing one of the first complex responsive sites. Now that the concept is no longer in its infancy, we're taking another look at how to redesign a large scale responsive site.
Next.js 2.0 Released: Server-Rendered React App Backend
Released just 5 months ago, the first version of Next.js was very popular. 2.0 makes building React-powered backends even easier with pre-fetching and component-based CSS support. - https://goo.gl/C5umTM
#nodejs #nextjs
Released just 5 months ago, the first version of Next.js was very popular. 2.0 makes building React-powered backends even easier with pre-fetching and component-based CSS support. - https://goo.gl/C5umTM
#nodejs #nextjs
Build and Deploy a Node API and React Web App on AWS
A full set of guides and tutorials to setup and deploy a Node, Express and Loopback API and a React Web App to AWS with Docker on ECS. - https://goo.gl/yGtqKW
#nodejs #api #aws
A full set of guides and tutorials to setup and deploy a Node, Express and Loopback API and a React Web App to AWS with Docker on ECS. - https://goo.gl/yGtqKW
#nodejs #api #aws
J Cole Morrison
Build and Deploy a Node API and React Web App on AWS
A full set of guides and tutorials to set up and deploy a Node, Express and Loopback API and a React Web App to AWS with Docker on ECS.
Opinionated Comparison of React, Angular2, and Aurelia - https://goo.gl/hWEpPX
#react #angular2 #aurelia
#react #angular2 #aurelia
GitHub
Opinionated Comparison of React, Angular2, and Aurelia
Jeff Schnitzer's Blog. Contribute to stickfigure/blog development by creating an account on GitHub.
Redux without profanity
Welcome to a summary of how we write redux apps at Docker, Inc. aimed to be used as a guide for our projects and the Redux community. - https://goo.gl/OLkMVH
#react #redux
Welcome to a summary of how we write redux apps at Docker, Inc. aimed to be used as a guide for our projects and the Redux community. - https://goo.gl/OLkMVH
#react #redux
GitBook
Redux without Profanity · GitBook
redux-without-profanity: How to write UI like you're the Drake of the hip hop world
6 Reasons Why Async/Await Blows Promises Away
As of 7.6, Node now supports ES2016’s async and await features. This isn’t a deep dive but shows off some simple examples. - https://goo.gl/uu4iQT
#nodejs
As of 7.6, Node now supports ES2016’s async and await features. This isn’t a deep dive but shows off some simple examples. - https://goo.gl/uu4iQT
#nodejs
Hacker Noon
6 Reasons Why JavaScript’s Async/Await Blows Promises Away (Tutorial)
In case you missed it, Node now supports async/await out of the box since version 7.6. If you haven’t tried it yet, here are a bunch of…
Smoothly Animate Thousands Of Points With HTML5 Canvas And D3
Sometimes in life, you’ve just gotta move thousands of points around on the screen. For hundreds of points, this can be accomplished with D3 through d3-transition on SVG nodes, but this typically becomes too slow when you need to animate more than a thousand points. So how do you do it?...Enter canvas... - https://goo.gl/tfeU1J
#html5 #canvas #d3js
Sometimes in life, you’ve just gotta move thousands of points around on the screen. For hundreds of points, this can be accomplished with D3 through d3-transition on SVG nodes, but this typically becomes too slow when you need to animate more than a thousand points. So how do you do it?...Enter canvas... - https://goo.gl/tfeU1J
#html5 #canvas #d3js
Bocoup
Smoothly animate thousands of points with HTML5 Canvas and D3 - animations, canvas, data visualization - Bocoup
Sometimes in life, you\'ve just gotta move thousands of points around on the screen. For hundreds of points, this can be accomplished with D3 through d3-transition on SVG nodes, but this typically becomes too slow when you need to animate more than a thousand…
The Basics of DOM Manipulation without jQuery
A crash course in DOM manipulation with vanilla JavaScript, using functions like querySelectorAll and addEventListener. - https://goo.gl/Os3Vdf
#javascript #vanilla #dom
A crash course in DOM manipulation with vanilla JavaScript, using functions like querySelectorAll and addEventListener. - https://goo.gl/Os3Vdf
#javascript #vanilla #dom
SitePoint
The Basics of DOM Manipulation in Vanilla JavaScript (No jQuery) — SitePoint
Sebastian Seitz gives you a crash course in DOM manipulation with vanilla JavaScript, abstracting the more verbose parts into a set of helper functions.
Writing React Native Apps with MobX.
How to write a React Native app with MobX and React Navigation Flow styled-components. - https://goo.gl/pCAoF4
#reactnative #mobx
How to write a React Native app with MobX and React Navigation Flow styled-components. - https://goo.gl/pCAoF4
#reactnative #mobx
Callstack Engineers
Write React-Native apps in 2017 style with MobX
React-Navigation Flow styled-components RN 0.43
How I Created My First Android App using Framework7 and Cordova - https://goo.gl/xdmfdx
#framework7 #cordova
#framework7 #cordova
Alapan.Me
How I created my First Android app using Framework7 and Cordova [Part-1]
Recently, I published my first android app on Play Store and let me tell you it’s not as hard as you think. There are plenty of open source tools out there which makes the task easy; and Goog…
Why and How to Deal with Unhandled Promise Rejections
If you use Node 6.6+ you may have seen “Unhandled promise rejections are deprecated” cropping up. What does it mean and why does it matter? - https://goo.gl/D0a0Ok
#nodejs #promise
If you use Node 6.6+ you may have seen “Unhandled promise rejections are deprecated” cropping up. What does it mean and why does it matter? - https://goo.gl/D0a0Ok
#nodejs #promise
The Code Barbarian
Unhandled Promise Rejections in Node.js
Caporal.js: A Framework for Building Command Line Apps
Out of the box you get help generation, colored output, coercion and casting, typo suggestions, and auto-complete for Bash and Zsh. - https://goo.gl/fDdhrl
#nodejs
Out of the box you get help generation, colored output, coercion and casting, typo suggestions, and auto-complete for Bash and Zsh. - https://goo.gl/fDdhrl
#nodejs
GitHub
mattallty/Caporal.js
Caporal.js - A full-featured framework for building command line applications (cli) with node.js
JS Regular Expressions in a Post-ES6 World
A look at new regex features introduced in ES6 or later, including the y, u and s flags, named capture groups, and look-behind assertions. - https://goo.gl/g2Qaal
#javascript #regexp
A look at new regex features introduced in ES6 or later, including the y, u and s flags, named capture groups, and look-behind assertions. - https://goo.gl/g2Qaal
#javascript #regexp
Pony Foo
Regular Expressions in a post-ES6 world
In this article we’ll take a look at regular expressions improvements in and after ES6. We’ll discuss the /y, /u, and /s flags, named capture groups, unicode property escapes, lookbehind assertions, and String#matchAll.
Reusable state with higher order components
Higher-order components are a great way to extract repeated state or lifecycle methods. - https://goo.gl/hJZXub
#react #hoc
Higher-order components are a great way to extract repeated state or lifecycle methods. - https://goo.gl/hJZXub
#react #hoc
Dave Ceddia
Reusable State with Higher Order Components
Higher-order components are a great way to extract repeated state or lifecycle methods from your React code.
React DnD is a set of React higher-order components to help you build complex drag and drop interfaces while keeping your components decoupled. - https://goo.gl/EN96Dc
#react #component #dragdrop
#react #component #dragdrop
Building an Ionic Image Gallery With Zoom.
How to add an image gallery with zoom capabilities to your Ionic apps. - https://goo.gl/isCOuw
#ionic2
How to add an image gallery with zoom capabilities to your Ionic apps. - https://goo.gl/isCOuw
#ionic2
Devdactic
Building an Ionic Image Gallery With Zoom
The image gallery is a classic pattern used in many applications which need to display any kind of grid with pictures or photos to the user. If you have specific requirements, there might not be an…
Best Practices for Building a Microservice Architecture
In building out a microservice architecture for Enchant, I wanted to document a set of pragmatic practices that fit well with modern web and cloud technologies. - https://goo.gl/xVG6FI
#microservice
In building out a microservice architecture for Enchant, I wanted to document a set of pragmatic practices that fit well with modern web and cloud technologies. - https://goo.gl/xVG6FI
#microservice
Vinay Sahni
Best Practices for Building a Microservice Architecture
A curated a set of pragmatic practices for building a microservice architecture that fits well with modern web and cloud technologies.
Fetching Data from a Third-Party API with Vue.js and Axios
Learn to build data-driven apps with Vue 2. Olayinka Omole creates a simple client to pull news stories from the New York Times API with the Axios library. - https://goo.gl/O7Z24G
#vue #axios
Learn to build data-driven apps with Vue 2. Olayinka Omole creates a simple client to pull news stories from the New York Times API with the Axios library. - https://goo.gl/O7Z24G
#vue #axios
SitePoint
Fetching Data from a Third-Party API with Vue.js and Axios — SitePoint
Learn to build data-driven apps with Vue 2. Olayinka Omole creates a simple client to pull news stories from the New York Times API with the Axios library.