Hello BeJS community, we hope everyone is fine and staying safe :)
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On the 16th of December, we will have a senior developer advocate for AWS Amplify on stage… Save the date! We hope to see you there!
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Developers are mostly humans that run the same "hardware". Therefore most performance differences, especially the ones we can control, are down to our "OS" - our conscious prioritization and processing - and "firmware" - our unconscious personality and reactions. What can we do to better take care of our "hardware", and what does running better "software" look like?
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In this guide you will learn about the basic principles of React Native animation. If you are a complete beginner, you can get ready to play with animations quickly by having minimal but most important information by going through section 1. But if you want to learn more, then feel free to proceed to section 2. After completing the first section, you will be able to work with animations.
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Evan You, the creator of Vue.js, and Rich Harris, Graphics Editor at The New York Times and creator of Svelte and Rollup, join hosts Ken Wheeler and Jared Palmer on The Undefined to talk about the future of frontend development.
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Spoiler: There are differences in microbenchmarks but in real world scenarios it’s basically a wash. Use whichever suits your use case.
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The reduce() function is a common cause of confusion, but it can also make your code much more readable when combined with other functional programming abstractions.
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If you use Next.js, chances are you’re aware that it can do both server-side rendering (SSR) and static site generation (SSG). It’s very powerful! But why would you choose one or the other?
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On the Developer Experience team at Netlify, they love mob programming.
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In general computer programs can be:
- io-bound: spend most of their time making inputs and outputs
- cpu-bound: spend most of their time making calculations
And how do these translate into Front End apps and in particular React apps?
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In CSS, adjacent margins can sometimes overlap. This is known as “margin collapse”, and it has a reputation for being quite dastardly.
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Cypress is a framework-agnostic end-to-end testing (also known as E2E, or integration testing) tool for web apps. Together with Cypress Testing Library and Mock Service Worker, it gives the best test writing experience and makes writing good, resilient to changes, tests straightforward.
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Let’s be real, adding request validation to your Express based API isn’t particularly exciting, but you know that it is an important foundational part of building an API, so you sit down to figure out what you’re going to do...
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Chances are if you’ve looked at the latest React updates or Next.js v10, you’ve seen the term “Fast Refresh” thrown around. This is a new feature that doesn’t affect your users as much, but it makes your developer experience much better.
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When starting a new project, there are plenty of choices to be made around code style, language, folder layout, and more. Consistency is the key for creating clean, maintainable codebases. Therefore once decided, you'd usually need to stick with these choices for a while.
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