Tag: Javascript
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Using Eleventy to host your blog
Posted on March 19, 2021, Level beginner Resource Length short
Blogs don't need to be dynamic. Technically, it doesn't make sense to pull data out of a database when a page is requested. Instead, it makes more sense to create the pages (HTML) beforehand (during the build process). By Sahil Parikh.
Tags app-development web-development frontend nodejs javascript
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Browser attack allows tracking users online with JavaScript disabled
Posted on March 11, 2021, Level beginner Resource Length short
Researchers have discovered a new side-channel that they say can be reliably exploited to leak information from web browsers that could then be leveraged to track users even when JavaScript is completely disabled. By Ravie Lakshmanan.
Tags infosec javascript browsers web-development
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Authenticating Vuepress apps with Auth0
Posted on February 25, 2021, Level intermediate Resource Length short
Learn how to create your first VuePress site and add Authentication with Auth0. By Fikayo Adepoju.
Tags web-development frontend nodejs javascript app-development infosec
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Build a GraphQL Server using Deno from scratch
Posted on February 19, 2021, Level beginner Resource Length medium
GraphQL is already known for its good parts. GraphQL helps to build super scalable APIs. It reduces coupling between code and data provider. Deno is one of the fastest-growing frameworks/languages to build APIs. By Deepak Vishwakarma.
Tags apis restful app-development nodejs javascript
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Build a full-stack React app with zero configuration
Posted on February 3, 2021, Level intermediate Resource Length medium
Building a modern frontend application typically requires a lot of tooling. Think Babel, webpack, Parcel, Rollup etc. There's a reason module bundlers are so popular. By Ohans Emmanuel.
Tags react frontend web-development javascript app-development
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Developing Gatsby sites using Nx
Posted on January 7, 2021, Level beginner Resource Length medium
Nx is a suite of powerful, extensible dev tools that help you develop, test, build, and scale with React and React frameworks like Gatsby, Next.js, React Native, etc. Co-authored by Max Koretskyi, Victor Savkin & Juri Strumpflohner.
Tags web-development react javascript nodejs
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TypeScript compilation performance best practices
Posted on December 26, 2020, Level intermediate Resource Length long
There are easy ways to configure TypeScript to ensure faster compilations and editing experiences. The earlier that these practices can be adopted, the better. By Daniel Rosenwasser.
Tags nodejs javascript app-development web-development programming
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The last guide to the useEffect Hook you'll ever need
Posted on December 14, 2020, Level intermediate Resource Length medium
Understanding how the useEffect Hook works is one of the most important concepts for mastering React today. If you have been working with React for several years, it is especially crucial to understand how working with useEffect differs from working with the lifecycle methods of class-based components. In fact, it is a wholesale shift in mindset! By Sebastian Weber.
Tags react javascript web-development app-development performance
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From Vue to Nuxt: Server-side rendering in a nutshell
Posted on December 4, 2020, Level intermediate Resource Length long
Building front-end apps is no longer limited to taking care of what is happening only in the browser. We need to dig into the server-side as well if we want to provide reliable software. By Patryk Andrzejewski.
Tags frontend servers web-development app-development nodejs javascript
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Why Gatsby chose headless WordPress for our blog
Posted on November 25, 2020, Level beginner Resource Length medium
Back when Gatsby first launched we produced all of our content — including blog, landing pages, and documentation — in a public GitHub repo. That approach just made sense for an open-source software company where most of the team were web developers. And it worked fine ... for a while. By Hashim Warren.
Tags web-development php javascript frameworks
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How to keep NgRx state on refresh in Angular
Posted on November 16, 2020, Level intermediate Resource Length medium
It's a common requirement: persisting NgRx state in order to load it back up when your Angular application is restarted. This process of populating an empty object with domain data is called re-hydration. While it's common to persist the store data to the browser storage (mostly localStorage), you might also re-hydrate from a server-side cache. By Nils Mehlhorn.
Tags frontend nodejs angular javascript web-development
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React Component Patterns
Posted on November 10, 2020, Level intermediate Resource Length long
This documentation will help identify the trade-offs of the different React patterns and when each pattern would be most appropriate. The following patterns will allow for more useful and reusable code by adhering to design principles like separation of concern, DRY, and code reuse. By Alexi Taylor.
Tags react web-development app-development javascript