Highlight Text When a User Scrolls Down to That Piece of Text

Chris Coyier shows how to highlight a line of text once you scroll to it using only CSS.  - https://frontendmasters.com/blog/highlight-text-when-a-user-scrolls-down-to-that-piece-of-text

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Why Signals Are Better Than React Hooks

When Preact’s Marvin Hagemeister pops up in the comments saying “this is by far the best video about signals and why they are so exciting. I love the way you demonstrate it by coding along and moving an app over to signals,” it should bump a video up to the top of the Watch Later playlist. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SO8lBVWF2Y8

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A Next.js App Router Migration: The Good, Bad, and Ugly

A team rebuilt their main dashboard from scratch using a modern Next.js approach and here’s some of what they encountered, good and bad, before concluding that they wish they’d considered Remix instead. - https://www.flightcontrol.dev/blog/nextjs-app-router-migration-the-good-bad-and-ugly

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Create an animated Vue 3 component when scrolling into view

These days animation is used a lot in websites, especially animations that appear when you scroll an element into. view. In this article, the author explore some 2 techniques to achieving this in Vue.js. - https://michael-verschoof.medium.com/create-an-animated-vue-3-component-when-scrolling-into-view-f8e793e221c8

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Microservices with CQRS and Event Sourcing in TypeScript with NestJS

Microservices with CQRS and Event Sourcing is an architecture that has gained a lot of popularity in recent… - https://blog.bitsrc.io/microservices-with-cqrs-and-event-sourcing-in-typescript-with-nestjs-831fba1e068b

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Build an off-canvas menu with

Mark Conroy demonstrates how to create an accessible off-canvas menu using web components and the - https://blog.logrocket.com/build-off-canvas-menu-web-components

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Create configurable Angular Guards

When building web application, from time to time we have to protect routes from unauthorized access. In… - https://itnext.io/create-configurable-angular-guards-11800f84d90a

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Best Books for Software Engineering Leaders

Being a Software Engineer these days is extremely challenging — technology is moving faster than ever and… - https://levelup.gitconnected.com/best-books-for-software-engineering-leaders-221be3d5b2b

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Node Community Debates Enabling Corepack by Default

Node developers are wrestling with the decision to enable Corepack (a tool for managing package managers) by default, which has sparked a debate about the possibility of even removing npm from the Node.js binary. - https://socket.dev/blog/node-community-debates-enabling-corepack-unbundling-npm

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React Interview Questions and Answers

If you’re looking for a job and preparing for interviews, or if you just want to revise your overall knowledge, you might find this long standing resource useful, even if it just gives you some areas to research - https://github.com/sudheerj/reactjs-interview-questions

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Difference Between UseCases In Watcher And Computed In Vue 3

In Vue 3, both computed properties and watchers allow you to react to changes in reactive data, but they have distinct purposes and behaviors. This article is a breakdown of their differences in terms of use cases. - https://blog.stackademic.com/difference-between-usecases-in-watcher-and-computed-in-vue-3-5a7764248949

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A Cache Decorator in Angular: Improving Performance with Memoization

In Angular applications, optimizing performance is crucial for delivering a smooth user experience. One… - https://medium.com/widle-studio/a-cache-decorator-in-angular-improving-performance-with-memoization-62fd6d7aca1f

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Lossy CSS Compression for Fun and Loss (or Profit)

Daniel Janus wrote cssfact, a lossy CSS compressor that takes some CSS and outputs back CSS that contains fewer rules. - https://blog.danieljanus.pl/2024/01/26/lossy-css-compression

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Why Are Developers Still Using Angular?

Angular. The framework that has seen more seasons than your favorite TV show. While the tech world is… - https://blog.stackademic.com/why-are-developers-still-using-angular-e7b6e17eade8

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Creating Your Own Vector Search in 5 Minutes with SQLite & Node

sqlite-vss is a SQLite extension that adds basic vector storage and querying capabilities to SQLite, and you can combine it with Node and OpenAI embeddings to create your own natural language vector based search system reasonably quickly. - https://markus.oberlehner.net/blog/your-own-vector-search-in-5-minutes-with-sqlite-openai-embeddings-and-nodejs/

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Harnessing the Power of Nuxt3 Auto-Imports in Testing with Vite and Vue Test Utils

In this article, the author explores how to effectively handle Auto-Imports when writing tests using Vite and Vue Test Utils. - https://dev.to/elquimeras/harnessing-the-power-of-nuxt3-auto-imports-in-testing-with-vite-and-vue-test-utils-4jmp

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Shining a Light on Caustics with Shaders and React Three Fiber

A step-by-step guide on building a caustic light effect (like the light rays you might see refracting/reflecting off a surface) in a React Three Fiber project using shaders, render targets, normal maps, and custom materials. Beautiful! - https://blog.maximeheckel.com/posts/caustics-in-webgl/

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When To Use The Min() Or Max() Function

Temani Afif explains when you should use min() and max() functions. - https://css-tip.com/min-max

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The Angular Library Series - Building and Packaging

Building, packaging, and actually using our Angular library in a separate application. - https://medium.com/angular-in-depth/creating-a-library-in-angular-6-part-2-6e2bc1e14121

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Oxlint: A New JS Linter '50-100x Faster' than ESLint?

Making tools as fast as possible is a common theme in the JavaScript world, and it's the MO for the JavaScript Oxidation Compiler toolkit. Oxlint is one of their tools that’s now GA. It's still early days, but when Evan You says “the performance is absolutely nuts” when running against the Vue 3 codebase, we sit up and listen. - https://oxc-project.github.io/blog/2023-12-12-announcing-oxlint.html

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