Using React in Multiple Environments
Running a React app locally, but more is involved to run in production, staging, QA, and other environments. - https://goo.gl/KeQG5K
#react
Get Ready for the JS Optimizations in New V8 Versions
How the performance characteristics of V8’s Turbofan will affect the way we optimize in Chrome 59+ and Node 8.3+ situations. -
https://goo.gl/gKNCGa
#javascript #v8 #optimization
First React 16 Beta Released
Now’s a good time to get up to date with the changes on the way. Plenty of notes on key points and what to look out for here. - https://goo.gl/noPaHn
#react
Scaling Node.js Applications
A ton of things you need to know about Node’s built-in tools for improving scalability. - https://goo.gl/Kh3mXp
#nodejs
Using Immutable.js with Redux
“it turns out that using Immutable.js with Redux is not that complicated and is a good practice.” - https://goo.gl/9oeuVw
#redux #immutable
React and Redux Testing with Jest: How Some Jokers Learned to Take Snapshots
Snapshots replaced a whole slew of Enzyme expect statements and allowed the Bleacher Report Engineering team to easily test their Redux actions and store. - https://goo.gl/8QUrsu
#react #testing #redux #jest
5 CSS Properties That You Probably Don't Know
Including contains, writing-mode, and will-change. -
https://goo.gl/9EA9G6
#css
Full Compilation of React Amsterdam 2017 Talk Videos - https://goo.gl/9zmgNY
#react #amsterdam2017
Optimizing Performance of A-Frame Scenes for Mobile Devices
Using benchmarking to figure out the level of 3D complexity a mobile phone is capable of, and determining which performance metrics are required for such a benchmark. - https://goo.gl/d3332n
#mobile
Using Viewport Units to Scale Fixed Layouts
Sebastian Eberlein explores ‘edge cases’ where scaling a fixed layout with viewport units can be a viable solution. - https://goo.gl/fXrYMn
#css
User Agent Parsing: How It Works and How It Can Be Used
An in-depth look at user agent parsing, the pros and cons, and is it useful for device detection. - https://goo.gl/bqdk2r
#mobile
You Might Not Need jQuery
“a good bit has changed in browser land since the last ‘You Might Not Need jQuery’ article you might have stumbled upon” - https://goo.gl/r4J44S
#javascript
JavaScript Factory Functions with ES6+
“In JavaScript, any function can return an object. When it does so without the new keyword, it’s a factory function.” - https://goo.gl/QsqRAF
#javascript #es6
What's New in Chrome 60 (Stable)
..includes Paint Timing API, font loading controls with the CSS font-display property and WebAssembly - https://goo.gl/BjJDyD
#chrome
Why Composition is Harder with Classes
The latest in Eric’s functional programming and compositional software techniques series looks at classes in detail - https://goo.gl/M8KrBb
#javascript
What Node.js Is Used for in 2017: Survey Results
An alternative look at the results of the Node Foundation’s global research (mentioned above). - https://goo.gl/LrhXzM
#nodejs #survey
FlexView: The Easiest Way to Use Flexbox with React
An introduction to FlexView, a React component to create any layout on any browser. - https://goo.gl/e6oxz3
#react #component #flexbox
ionic-twitter-pwa: mobile.twitter.com PWA Rewritten with Ionic
A sample app showing the mobile.twitter.com Progressive Web App rewritten with Ionic. - https://goo.gl/MYQsKd
#ionic #PWA
Node Emerging as a Universal Development Framework
The results from a global survey on Node usage are out. They paint a picture of the technologies being used with Node, language preferences, and preferred production and dev environments. - https://goo.gl/9htZ2L
#nodejs
5 Ways to Ensure A Great UX for Progressive Web Apps
Do these five things to ensure that your PWA is performant, usable, and takes advantage of new web standards - https://goo.gl/Msbepm
#progressiveWebApp
A Progressive Web Application with Vue.js, Webpack + Material Design
The third part in a series that aims to build a basic but complete Progressive Web Application with VueJs, Webpack and Material Design. - https://goo.gl/RKjv5t
#progressiveWebApp #vue
8 Things to Learn in React Before Using Redux
What you should know about React before using Redux, focusing on state management and components. - https://goo.gl/XE8BQW
#react
📚 New courses of this week from Pluralsight
📌 - Advanced React.js By Samer Buna (https://app.pluralsight.com/library/courses/reactjs-advanced/table-of-contents)
📌 - Getting Started with ES2017/ES8 By Roland Guijt (https://app.pluralsight.com/library/courses/es2017-es8-getting-started/table-of-contents)
📌 - Moving Forward with Mongoose.js By Mark Scott (https://app.pluralsight.com/library/courses/mongoosejs-moving-forward/table-of-contents)
#pluralsight #courses
A Beginner’s Guide to HTML5 Cross-Browser Polyfills
Oliver Williams shows how polyfills let you write modern code that will work everywhere. - https://goo.gl/cszMWY
#html5 #polyfills
How to Create a Reddit Clone Using React and Firebase
Nirmalya Ghosh shows you how to use Firebase’s real-time database features, coupled with create-react-app, to build a basic Reddit clone with live voting - https://goo.gl/o4zg1S
#react
Revalidation: Higher Order Component for Forms in React
Write your forms as stateless function components. - https://goo.gl/M5oix4
#react #hoc #form
Enhancing CSS Layout: From Floats To Flexbox To Grid
Manuel Matuzović thinks Grid is “one of the most exciting developments since responsive design” adding that we should “get the best out of it as soon as possible”. - https://goo.gl/UXMxdy
#css #layout #float #flexbox #grid