πŸ€– Coding News ⚑️
27.2K subscribers
2 photos
1 video
807 links
High quality articles, videos, and tutorials about programming πŸ’»

HTML, CSS, Sass, JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Angular, Electron, Node, Vue, GraphQL and other topics πŸ’₯

@CodingChat talk with other engineers
@CodingNewsFeedbackBot advertisement
Download Telegram
​​The most significant problem of a code review is asynchronous ping-pong of quite difficult questions/answers. This is inefficient, but also makes people frustrated.

⏱ 4 minutes

#Software
​​For along of my dev career I tried to ease my every day routine. I tried lots of tools and apps, different approaches that I found in numerous articles and sources. Not all of them were really useful. Some of them made my routine even more time consuming

⏱ 7 minutes read

#MacOS #Productivity
​​ECMAScript 2022 is a new JavaScript standard that is going to be released in June 2022. Let’s overview the most important changes that would appear almost certainly in the new release as they reached the 4th stage of TC39 process.

⏱ 3 minutes read

#JavaScript
​​The war among frameworks is a hot topic in the JavaScript community, and it is one of many holy wars in the profession. Since the beginning, with jQuery, followed by AngularJS to modern frameworks, the war has been fierce.

⏱ 5 minutes

#JavaScript #Frameworks
​​We as JavaScript developers usually console.log() stuffs to test the output or just for fun. Even, I can bet that our (include me ✌️) first code was β€œHello world” logged in the console.

⏱ 2 minutes read

#JavaScript
​​While I was thinking about what I should work on for my Stackathon project at Fullstack Academy, I realized that I had been curious about Vue.js for a while. Several developers who’s work I followed on social media, independently from each other, had pointed out that since its creation Vue had only increased in popularity, and eventually, due to a lower learning barrier than React or Angular, would dominate the market.

⏱ 7 minutes read

#React #Vue
​​There are lots of open-source projects which are just 🀯. From productivity tools to B2B applications open source projects are there for you. Let’s see some projects worth using and some projects which completely replace paid software πŸ‘€.

⏱ 4 minutes read

#OpenSource
​​March is the best time to change jobs again. I fantasize that as long as I change my job, I can leave this β€œbroken place”, make more money and do the most comfortable things.

⏱ 5 minutes read

#Algorithms
​​When was the last time when you were thinking about β€œWhat’s going on with monorepos now”? Is Lerna still the best choice or just Yarn Workspaces could be enough?

⏱ 5 minutes read

#Software
​​There are a lot of good reasons why salaries should be transparent. It helps candidates to not waste time on opportunities that pay less than they want. It shines light on pay gaps between genders and other groups. And it helps employees understand if they’re underpaid in their current roles.

⏱ 5 minutes read

#Career
​​Anyone who knows me can confirm that I’m a long-standing lover of JavaScript and its entire ecosystem. As a Front-end engineer, Node-based package managers have been a crucial part of my toolset since 2013.

⏱ 4 minutes read

#NPM #yarn
​​We all love React for its performance and its simple state manipulation, but it is not all a bed of roses. When you start to build more and more complex applications you will oftentimes find yourself falling into the trap of unnecessary rerendering… And in many cases, you might not even know it!

⏱ 8 minutes read

#React
​​This article discusses WebAssembly runtimes. In particular, how a WebAssembly runtime can provide additional resources and features. In addition, we introduce a new technology whereby users can create their own WebAssembly runtime plugins.

⏱ 4 minutes read

#WebAssembly