Exploring Next.js Forms with Server Actions

Learn from Robin’s experiences: “I delved deep into exploring Forms in Next.js 14 using Next’s App Router, React Server Components (RSC), and Server Actions. This comprehensive tutorial covers React/Next native aspects like useFormStatus, useFormState and revalidatePath.” - https://www.robinwieruch.de/next-forms/

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Web Components in Earnest

This is.. epic! If you want to really get a walk through the journey of building an entire app using Web Components and JavaScript, this is it. The app in this case is simple, but complete, and the author shows off the realities of going all in with Web Components here. - https://naildrivin5.com/blog/2024/01/24/web-components-in-earnest.html

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How to Transfer Binary Data Efficiently Across Worker Threads - https://advancedweb.hu/how-to-transfer-binary-data-efficiently-across-worker-threads-in-nodejs/

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A CSS Project Boilerplate

Andy Bell shares some thoughts on structuring CSS in your projects. - https://piccalil.li/blog/a-css-project-boilerplate

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New way of passing data to dynamically created components

When working with Angular, we often need to render dynamic components. We might want to render a component… - https://itnext.io/new-way-of-passing-data-to-dynamically-created-components-new-feature-1d7e807b30f5

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Composable Frontend Architecture for 2024

How to build a successful architecture for your composable frontends - https://blog.bitsrc.io/composable-frontend-architecture-for-2024-562f309efe43

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Getting Started With Nuxt UI

This youtube video teaches all you need to know about Nuxt UI, a UI library for modern web applications built by the NuxtLabs team. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SE_ysS_ZXbk

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Next.js vs. Remix: A Developer's Dilemma

Compares a variety of points, from how various techniques are implemented to deployment, commercial support, and popularity. - https://blog.saeloun.com/2024/02/21/next.js-vs-remix/

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CSS is Logical

Geoff Graham outlines several reasons that might help you understand why CSS can seem weird. - https://geoffgraham.me/css-is-logical

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The State of Benchmarking in Node.js

While Node has always been fast, there’s a renewed focus on performance in the face of benchmarks and claims from alternatives like Deno and Bun. Lars looks at the ecosystem of benchmarking options in the space. - https://www.webpro.nl/articles/the-state-of-benchmarking-in-nodejs

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Creating an Nx Standalone Project for Angular

Use Nx code generators and libraries to architect a new Nx standalone project for Angular - https://levelup.gitconnected.com/creating-an-nx-standalone-project-for-angular-af4791dbb61d

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Typescript Best Practices

A Guide to Writing Better Typescript Code - https://medium.com/@sobitdaniel/typescript-best-practices-610e8facb8df

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HTMX vs React: A Complete Comparison

In contrast to the Next/Remix comparison (above), it strikes me as tricky to compare two significantly different approaches to what will often suit rather different problems.. but here you go. - https://semaphoreci.com/blog/htmx-react

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Building a Vue.js composable for handling Feature Flags

Feature Flags allow testing more complex features in a proper production environment without actually causing issues to existing users. In this blog post, the author guides you through the process of creating your own composable that will help you manage the feature flags in an easy way. - https://dev.to/jacobandrewsky/building-a-vuejs-composable-for-handling-feature-flags-47l0

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Deno Introduces JSR: A New JavaScript Registry

The JavaScript Registry (a.k.a. JSR) is a new TypeScript-first, ESM-only module registry designed for the entire JavaScript ecosystem (not just Deno). This post digs into what it’s all about. I find it rather cute that npm’s own flexibility makes JSR easy to use from Node too, via npx jsr! - https://deno.com/blog/jsr_open_beta

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Native CSS particle animation with sin() and cos()

Giana created a stunning, animated demo leveraging trigonometric CSS functions. - https://codepen.io/giana/pen/LYaOdye

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"react-strict-dom" – Why It's So Great?

Meta’s react-strict-dom is an experimental integration of React DOM and StyleX to standardize the development of styled React components, both web and native. Szymon digs into it a little here. - https://szymonrybczak.dev/blog/react-strict-dom

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Lightweight store service using Angular Signals

Let’s write a lightweight store service using angular signals - https://medium.com/@sociable_flamingo_goose_694/lightweight-store-service-using-angular-signals-cc0c7909798f

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Reduce the size of your payload and __NUXT__ - Nuxt Performance in Depth

This video is part of a series on Nuxt performance and will focus on payload and __NUXT__ and how you can reduce it’s size within your Nuxt application - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=laRJNkG_wls

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A Look at Eight Top Recent V8 in Node Updates

V8 is the JavaScript engine that powers Node and the V8 team continues to make it faster and better every month without fail. This post explains some of the most recent enhancements at a high-ish level. - https://blog.appsignal.com/2024/02/28/top-8-recent-v8-in-node-updates.html

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