How To Use The Safari Developer Tools

Matt Zeunert provides a detailed guide to how to get started with the Safari Web Inspector and introduces some of its more advanced features. - https://www.debugbear.com/blog/safari-developer-tools

#devtools

All you need to know about Angular events: Top conferences and meetups

Are you an Angular enthusiast? Did you know that there’s a big Angular community that holds various events that bring fellow Angular enthusiasts together? Angular has a rising popularity amongst the most used frontend frameworks in IT. Angular brings new features twice a year in order to adapt to the improving technologies and to provide a better developer experience. With these rapid improvements, community events are a great way to catch up and learn together with other developers, regardless of level, and meet new people. With a growing community, right now, you can find various Angular events around the world. The events are in the form of conferences and meetups.  - https://angular.love/all-you-need-to-know-about-angular-events-top-conferences-and-meetups

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Better CSS layouts: Time.com Hero Section

Ahmad Shadeed explores how to rebuild and improve a popular layout sharing a number of handy tips along the way. - https://ishadeed.com/article/time-layout

#css

Roadmap to v4

The Nuxt team shares some exciting news about the roadmap to Nuxt 4, including a new timeline and what to expect in the next few weeks. - https://nuxt.com/blog/roadmap-v4

#vue

How PlayStation Optimized Performance and Revenue for Their Digital Store with GraphQL Federation

Curious how PlayStation supercharged their digital store? Dive into their GraphQL journey: unified APIs, slick performance, and a wishlist that wows. Peek behind the curtain of PS5’s slick experience! - https://www.apollographql.com/blog/how-playstation-optimized-performance-and-revenue-for-their-digital-store-with-graphql-federation

#graphql

react-json-view-lite: Render JSON as a Tree

A lightweight component for visualizing JSON in a way that retains its basic formatting and JSON-ness but that lets you collapse or expand arrays and objects and see the structure more easily. - https://github.com/AnyRoad/react-json-view-lite

#react

Bringing Node HTTP Servers to Cloudflare Workers

A few weeks ago we linked to an item that noticed Cloudflare Workers' local dev tools had begun to support Express.js apps – now support has come to Workers proper, with support for node:http’s client and server APIs if you enable Node.js compatibility. - https://blog.cloudflare.com/bringing-node-js-http-servers-to-cloudflare-workers/

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