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Why I Rebuilt ProseMirror’s Renderer in React

A former engineer for the New York Times unpacks years of work on integrating React with ProseMirror, a toolkit for building rich text editors which notoriously does not ‘play nicely’ with React. A great look into the details of the challenges involved. - https://smoores.dev/post/why_i_rebuilt_prosemirror_view/

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Reimagining Fluid Typography

Miriam Suzanne explores how common fluid typography approaches can be improved. - https://www.oddbird.net/2025/02/12/fluid-type

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7 Beautiful Next-Level Button Components with Vue, VueUse, and TailwindCSS

In this article, take a look at 7 different button designs that are both practical and look great! Most importantly see how you can implement them with Vue, VueUse, TailwindCSS. - https://vueschool.io/articles/vuejs-tutorials/7-beautiful-next-level-button-components-with-vue-vueuse-and-tailwindcss/

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Using Cache Control in Nuxt to improve Performance

This article introduces the Cache Control header in Nuxt, guiding you on how to instruct the browser to cache specific pages effectively to enhance performance. - https://dev.to/jacobandrewsky/using-cache-control-in-nuxt-to-improve-performance-565o

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Organizing Design System Component Patterns With CSS Cascade Layers

Ryan Trimble shows how to organize your code using cascade layers. - https://css-tricks.com/organizing-design-system-component-patterns-with-css-cascade-layers

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Nailing It with Nuxt 3 - Inside and Out

In this video, Daniel Roe, Nuxt core team lead and full-time open source maintainer at the VueConf US 2024 explores the state of Nuxt in 2024. He covers the framework’s history, the release of Nuxt 3, future plans, and key insights from its development, emphasizing a welcoming community and enhanced developer experience. - https://dev.to/tanay/building-a-card-with-gradient-hover-effect-inspired-by-nuxt-ui-2j

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