Big Suspense Changes in React 19: Explained in Code

Two weeks ago, we featured a story about changes to Suspense in React 19. If you found the story hard to follow, React YouTuber extraordinaire Jack Herrington tackles it with a practical example. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sgnw8dRZa3Q

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Node.js is Here to Stay

Deno.. Bun.. has Node’s popularity started to wane? No, says Matteo Collina, who shows us the receipts confirming Node’s continued dominance of the server-side JavaScript space, including how Node continues to be downloaded some 130 million times per month. He also touches on some of the recent additions to the runtime. - https://blog.platformatic.dev/nodejs-is-here-to-stay

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Destructuring Vue.js props: The Reactivity Challenge

Destructuring objects is a prevalent practice in JavaScript, aimed at making your code cleaner by extracting specific properties. However, in Vue.js, this practice can unintentionally disrupt reactivity. This article will delve into this shortfall and suggest some solutions. - https://dev.to/richardevcom/destructuring-vuejs-props-the-reactivity-challenge-5h1i

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Guidelines for creating performant Angular applications and their efficient… - https://medium.com/@patrik.horva90/guidelines-for-creating-performant-angular-applications-and-their-efficient-maintenance-6c7537bd56cf

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React 19's useOptimistic: Everything You Need to Know - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWVr7uDyBXE

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A Look at JavaScript's New Set Methods

Available in Node 22+, Chrome/Edge 122+, Firefox 127+ and Safari 17+, finding the intersection, union, and difference between sets, amongst other set-related things, is a piece of cake. - https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/blog/javascript-set-methods/

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A Modern Approach to Browser Support

Richard Rutter shares some thoughts on browser support and how to approach setting up a browser support policy. - https://clearleft.com/thinking/a-modern-approach-to-browser-support

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High-Level System Architecture of Booking.com

Hello everyone! In this article, we will take an in-depth look at the possible high-level architecture of… - https://medium.com/@sahintalha1/high-level-system-architecture-of-booking-com-06c199003d94

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Rethinking Reactivity in Angular

Explore Angular’s new reactive primitive, Signals, solving glitches and eliminating manual subscriptions. And… - https://blog.bitsrc.io/rethinking-reactivity-in-angular-3bbe69a5a173

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Extra Arguments for Server Actions in React Forms - https://www.robinwieruch.de/react-form-server-action-extra-arguments/

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Global State Management with Pinia In Nuxt 3

Pinia is the officially recommended state management solution for Vue.js. Nuxt 3 is the awesome meta framework built on top of Vue that includes out of the box support for SSR and a huge number of time-saving conventions. In this article, let’s take a look at how and why to use them together. - https://vueschool.io/articles/vuejs-tutorials/global-state-management-with-pinia-in-nuxt-3/

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Fine-tuning Text Inputs

Garrett Dimon gives an overview of HTML attributes you can use on your input fields to improve the user experience. - https://garrettdimon.com/journal/posts/fine-tuning-text-inputs

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Use Node Version Manager (NVM) with Oh My Zsh

NVM is a popular tool for switching between Node.js versions on your machine, but it’s possible to use it directly from a Oh my Zsh setup, too. - https://catalins.tech/node-version-manager-oh-my-zsh/

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Types vs. interfaces in TypeScript

When it comes to TypeScript, there are two ways to define types: “types” and “interfaces.” - https://medium.com/@Evelyn.Taylor/types-vs-interfaces-in-typescript-1b306644ebb6

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Enhancing The New York Times' Web Performance with React 18

Late last year, the team at The New York Times set out to take full advantage of React 18 on its flagship news site. This is an interesting case study looking at the challenges faced in upgrading and the significant benefits they managed to take advantage of. - https://open.nytimes.com/enhancing-the-new-york-times-web-performance-with-react-18-d6f91a7c5af8

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The Many Ways Not to Build an API

In this post, the author explores some of the alternative ways of having APIs without explicitly building them. - https://dev.to/zenstack/the-many-ways-not-to-build-an-api-41o6

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How to Setup Serverless Framework with AWS and Node.js

Serverless Framework is a long standing toolkit for deploying apps in a serverless/functions-as-a-service fashion to AWS Lambda. This is a basic look at a few stages in the setup process. - https://implementing.substack.com/p/how-to-setup-serverless-framework

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How to use NgRx SignalStore?

With the release of Angular Signals, RxJS-based state management libraries had to adapt and create… - https://blog.angulartraining.com/how-to-use-ngrx-signalstore-41852199035a

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A quick introduction to CSS @scope

Bramus Van Damme gives a nice introduction to @scope, a way to scope the reach of your CSS selectors. - https://www.bram.us/2023/08/22/a-quick-introduction-to-css-scope

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Big Suspense Changes in React 19: Explained in Code

Two weeks ago, we featured a story about changes to Suspense in React 19. If you found the story hard to follow, React YouTuber extraordinaire Jack Herrington tackles it with a practical example. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sgnw8dRZa3Q

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