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Dragging React Performance Forward

One of the creators of react-beautiful-dnd goes in-depth on how they radically improved the performance of the latest version. - https://goo.gl/UCmTMZ

#react
Must-Use Tools to Build Better Progressive Web Apps -
https://goo.gl/CsiJRp

#pwa #tools
Google Using Page Speed in Mobile Search Ranking

Starting in July 2018, page speed will be a ranking factor for mobile searches. - https://goo.gl/eSck3s

#mobile
A Guide to Automating & Scraping the Web with JavaScript

I’m building a little Progressive Web App for an event and the event timetable is on a 3rd party with no API. This is a great article for working on how to get data for these kind of situations. - https://goo.gl/ShKsjT

#javascript #scraping
“display: contents” Is Coming

Manuel Rego Casasnovas gives an overview of “display: contents”.
- https://goo.gl/tpBfRr

#css
Getting Started with Web Accessibility in Vue

Vue is almost 4 years old, and has really shot up in popularity over the past year or so. With this growth, comes an increase in the number of Vue contributors, supporters and web applications -
https://goo.gl/TiBJhQ

#vue
How Firefox’s New Compiler Makes WebAssembly Even Faster

Firefox 58 includes a new 2-tiered compiler which boasts a huge speedup for WebAssembly users. How? Why? All is explained here. - https://goo.gl/CQtxMc

#webAssembly
Puppeteer 1.0: The Headless Chrome API for Node

Control Chrome headlessly over the DevTools protocol. 1.0 supports Chrome 65, JS/CSS code coverage API, better customization of PDFs, XPath support, and more. - https://goo.gl/QAVGwe

#nodejs #puppeteer
Unifying The Mobile Onboarding Experience at Uber

How the engineering team at Uber unified their onboarding experience, making it easier for users to get started. - https://goo.gl/XsRFq2

#mobile #uber
Writing Single File Components (Vue Files) in Typescript: vue-class-component vs. Vue.extend

This article will go over the two recommended ways of writing Vue components in Typescript, both of which are supported in the Vue documentation. - https://goo.gl/1Lqk75

#vue
ServiceWorker Cookbook

The Service Worker Cookbook is a collection of working, practical examples of using service workers in modern web sites. -
https://goo.gl/y6gDTY

#serviceworker
Designing Reusable React Components

Or “What Lego Can Teach Us About Reuse in React Apps” - https://goo.gl/NXX5NC

#react
Using CSS Clip Path to Create Interactive Effects

As a kid, did you ever cut out pictures from magazines and create collages? Do the same on the Web with this neat technique. - https://goo.gl/k69b1r

#css #svg