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A Content Slider

I really dislike content sliders… or more to the point I really don’t like carousels. On one of the last clients I worked with they’re previous agency had built them a homepage carousel where each of the carousel items contained another carousel. FFS. It’s not all bad though, and sometimes a carousel is a right tool for the job (like an image gallery for example). In this article, Heydon Pickering adds to his growing list of inclusive components - https://goo.gl/EtLCcG

#slider
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How I Got Into Node: Tierney Cyren

The latest in a series looking at how prominent community members got involved with Node. Others include Rachel White and Matteo Collina, plus Myles Borins and Michael Dawson. - https://goo.gl/chsVS2

#nodejs
Getting Started with Aurelia [video]

A practical 30 minute introduction to Aurelia, a popular modular frontend framework that integrates with Web Components. - https://goo.gl/qwo7Ab

#aurelia
Easy Timeline Components with Vue.js and Framework7

In this tutorial, it is explained how you can quickly add a timeline component to your app using nothing more than HTML, javascript, Vue.js, and Framework7. - https://goo.gl/tfMR1C

#vue #component #video
Microservice Architecture: All the Best Practices To Know

A guide aimed at people considering moving from a monolith to microservices, covering best practices, advantages, and mistakes to avoid. - https://goo.gl/z6P52s

#microservice #architecture
A Look at 'Turbo', an In-Browser Node Package Manager

An intriguing look at a new package manager built for the StackBlitz online code editor that claims to be 5x faster than npm and works entirely in-browser. - https://goo.gl/URTzZE

#nodejs #packageManager #turbo
Nested calc() functions and IE11

I’ve always nested calc() within calc() for additional math functions. It turns out it’s not great for IE10 and 11, but by just including a single function and multiple parentheses it works. The more you know. -
https://goo.gl/RHgVSg

#css #calc
How to Set Up Continuous Integration with React Native

Using Visual Studio App Center to automatically build and distribute a React Native app. - https://goo.gl/xNYJG7

#reactnative
Fixing React Performance Issues on Airbnb’s Listing Pages

A practical look at grabbing some of the low-hanging performance-affecting fruit present on a live, production site. -
https://goo.gl/9MUKDe

#react #performance