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How I stopped worrying and learned to love the JavaScript ecosystem

#JS #ecosystem #hackernoon
https://goo.gl/V6oT8G
​​Useful patterns for React developers

πŸ‘“Contents
πŸ’‘Stateless function
πŸ’‘JSX spread attributes
πŸ’‘Destructuring arguments
πŸ’‘Conditional rendering
πŸ’‘Children types
πŸ’‘Array as children
πŸ’‘Function as children
πŸ’‘Render callback
πŸ’‘Children pass-through
πŸ’‘Proxy component
πŸ’‘Style component
πŸ’‘Event switch
πŸ’‘Layout component
πŸ’‘Container component
πŸ’‘Higher-order component
πŸ’‘State hoisting
πŸ’‘Controlled input


#React #patterns #resources
https://goo.gl/ZsZhY1
Get an insight from 1 gif!
Most popular ⚑️ technologies for the past 6 years

We can clearly see the JS and Python, are here to stay and it make sense to get them masteredπŸ’ͺ🏻

If you like the idea of instant analytics, choose the next insight below:

πŸ›  = Frameworks
πŸ’° = Top Paying Tech
🌏 = Dev Enviroment

The data is taken from the StackOverflow developer's surveys.
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Cool particle effect for your buttons

#animation #effects #button
https://goo.gl/dG1fbn

PS the real effect is much smootherπŸ˜‰
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To add up to the previous post, here is a nice article on the progress of animation

πŸ‘“Read time: 4 min
#animation #progress #article
All you need to know about React!

πŸ‘“ Reading time: 18 min
#React #Guide #Web
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Cool scientific slider for your next projectπŸ”₯
Material πŸ†š Bootstrap

August 2014 - date when material ui killed bootstrap in popularity

What do you prefer?
🍏 - material
πŸ‡ - bootstrap
Intro into developing a web app using Python

#python #web
8 cool app ideas for those who want to start developmentπŸ’‘

#ideas #apps
Continuing on the "Learn from a gif" experiment⚑️. In the last survey more people selected to review the frameworks, so here it goesπŸ€·πŸ»β€β™‚οΈ.

1 thing we can see is that Node.js keeps nailing it and for the past 2 years was one of the most popular techπŸ”₯.

Angular is going right afterπŸ₯ˆ, but seems that ReactπŸ’‘ is now getting in the game and we can expect Angular slowly, but steadily loosing its popularity (especially considering all the naming confusions with A1 and A2). And where is Vue, by the way😲?

The 2018 also saw a rise of some new tools, frameworks like Spring and Tensorflow (getting into machine learningπŸ€–, are we?)

If you found this useful, you can select the next topic to review:

πŸ’© = Tools that only loosers would use
πŸ’° = Top Paying Tech
🌏 = Dev Enviroment
Web apps will kill mobile development

#web #vs #native

What do you think?
πŸ–₯ = web
πŸ“± = mobile
Read your user's mind

Those who are interested in something progressive⚑️ in their upcoming projects - should give this a thought.

There are a few demos on how you can benefit from so-called "progressive hover effect" that will be triggered when the user is getting close or "start thinking" πŸ€”about a specific action.

It is a pretty logical move as in the gif example with the search field πŸ”.

From a user perspectiveπŸ‘€, clicking precisely on the search button to trigger typing is a bit "too accurate", while triggering the animation and allow user typing when the mouse gets close enough - brings a very fresh 🍏 and professional πŸ‘” look.

And yes, as you guessed it right, it wouldn't work on your phone correctly🀫