A Look at Remix and the Differences with Next.js

A good feature-by-feature comparison of the two React-based frameworks that share a ton of similarities but some key differences. - http://amp.gs/jnw4t

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Building a Simple Microservice with Node.js

From the author of Bootstrapping Microservices, published by Manning. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7T3zfWd5aI

#nodejs

React, Vue, Angular and Svelte Popularity by the Numbers

Some will argue you can’t measure the immeasurable, but this is a multifaceted (and frequently updated) attempt to quantify the popularity of popular front-end frameworks using public data. Unsurprisingly, React sits on top. - http://amp.gs/jnFZA

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Fun CSS-Only Scrolling Effects for Matterday

Lynn Fisher demonstrates how to create fascinating and fun parallax scrolling CSS effects. - http://amp.gs/jnFvX

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Using Auxiliary Routes in Angular to reduce application size

There are multiple ways out there that explain how to reduce the angular application size thereby, enhancing… - http://amp.gs/jnF0q

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ES2022: The Main New Features, Quickly, in Code

If you want to see what’s new in ES2022 in quick-fire, code-only form, this is for you. In related news, Hemanth also ▶️ gave a talk about how to read the spec at OpenJS World last month. - http://amp.gs/jnX1B

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An Introduction to Multithreading in Node.js

Node’s concurrency story is mostly oriented around a single thread and an event loop, but worker threads, first introduced in Node 10, open the door to a more classical multithreaded concurrency approach. This post covers them at a high level with just enough to help you decide if they make sense for you or not. - http://amp.gs/jnXdV

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React Hooks: The Deep Cuts

Simple introductions to five of React’s allegedly “lesser-known” hooks, namely: useReducer, useRef, useImperativeHandle, useMemo and useCallback - http://amp.gs/jnLTE

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How to Use Variables in CSS with v-bind In Vue.js 3

Vue has a built-in solution that allows us the use properties directly within the style tag of our single-file components. - http://amp.gs/jnLAR

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Strategy Pattern Implementation with Typescript and Angular

Design patterns are proven, practical, and reusable solutions fit for tackling specific problems in software… - http://amp.gs/jnWm2

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There’s More to Scrollbars Than You Might Expect

Mayank looks at some of the things we can do in 2022 to improve the scrolling experience for our users. - http://amp.gs/jnWuV

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Introducing Even More Security Enhancements to npm

GitHub continues to up npm’s security game with enhancements that affect most of us in some way or another. There’s a streamlined login and publishing experience with the npm CLI, you can connect your GitHub and Twitter accounts to your npm one, and there’s a new npm command to verify the integrity of packages in npm - http://amp.gs/jnaBf

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Using React's useRef Hook with TypeScript - http://amp.gs/jnauS

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How the Angular Compiler Works

The Angular Compiler (which we call ngc) is the tool used to compile Angular applications and libraries. ngc… - http://amp.gs/jnoeW

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5 Advanced JavaScript Concepts that Will Make You a Better Developer

Study these five advanced JavaScript concepts in this post to become a better developer. - http://amp.gs/jnoaC

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Conditionally Styling Selected Elements in a Grid Container

Preethi showcases some advanced selector techniques that use combinators and pseudos. - http://amp.gs/jnMPF

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Vue 3 Was a Mistake That We Should Not Repeat

According to the author of this article, while Vue 3 is a great framework, the fact that there is no easy migration path from version 2 is a mistake we should not repeat in the future. - http://amp.gs/jnM5d

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Storing State in localStorage - http://amp.gs/jn590

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Deeper Testing of Bun's Performance and Compatibility Against Node

Last week we linked to David’s initial Node vs Bun comparison but had to quickly retract it as there was a rather big flaw in the testing. Happily, David is back with “some more carefully constructed performance tests” that digs deeper and shows that while Bun’s Node.js compatibility still isn’t really there, it’s early days and there’s a lot of promise. “Bottom line is that Bun will succeed if the Node.js community pitches in.” - http://amp.gs/jn5Qw

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Angular in a Microservices Architecture - http://amp.gs/jnQrK

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