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First Look at The Modern attr()

Ahmad Shadeed explores different use cases for the modern attr() function. - https://ishadeed.com/article/modern-attr

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Creating an AI Chat Experience with React and OpenAI

If you’d rather create your own streaming chat UI for OpenAI’s models (such as for the new API-only GPT 4.1 models) Robin has some pointers for getting started. - https://www.robinwieruch.de/react-ai-chat/

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The Ultimate Guide to Vue Performance

Good performance is a vital part of any web application. In this new course from the Vue School team, learn how to keep your Vue applications lightning fast by looking at common performance centered solutions such as virtual lists, the v-memo directive, the shallowRef function, and more! - https://vueschool.io/courses/the-ultimate-guide-to-vue-performance

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A Practical Guide to Llama Stack for Node Developers

Red Hat’s Node team has been digging deep into LLM coding in recent months, and now shares its discoveries in using Meta’s Llama Stack (not to be confused with their Llama LLM) – it’s a unified set of APIs for working with numerous parts of the modern LLM-powered stack including models, evals, RAG, tool calling, etc. - https://developers.redhat.com/articles/2025/04/02/practical-guide-llama-stack-nodejs-developers

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Lightweight Port and Adapter Pattern for NGRX Signal Store

The NgRx Signal Store is a state management solution for Angular applications that is built on top of Angular’s reactive signals, which were introduced in Angular 16. NgRx Signal Store is designed to be a more efficient and simpler alternative to the traditional NgRx Store. It integrates Angular signals with the NgRx ecosystem, allowing developers to manage application state in a way that is both reactive and easier to reason about compared to the traditional NgRx store, which relies heavily on observables and actions. - https://angular.love/lightweight-port-and-adapter-pattern-for-ngrx-signal-store

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React Compiler Enters Release Candidate Stage

With a plan first unveiled in early 2024, React Compiler has been undergoing a lot of development since and is now here in a ‘stable and near-final’ form, pending a final release in the coming months. The team has also been collaborating with the swc project and experimental swc support is included as part of this release. - https://react.dev/blog/2025/04/21/react-compiler-rc

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How the Node Team Makes Node.js Downloads Reliable

I’m sure most of us rely on just clicking and downloading Node.js (or having a package manager or CI process do it) and it Just Works. Turns out there’s a lot going on behind the scenes to keep Node.js quick and easy to download and this tells the full story of an operation that serves up over 3 petabytes(!) of traffic a month. - https://nodejs.org/en/blog/announcements/making-nodejs-downloads-reliable

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Formwerk: Build High Quality forms for Vue.js with ease

Checkout this suite of Vue.js composables designed to enhance your forms with built-in behaviors, interactions, internationalization, and accessibility, seamlessly integrating with your markup and styles. - https://formwerk.dev/

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Impossible Components

Dan Abramov continues with his series of ‘big picture’ posts with a look at the idea of so-called ‘impossible’ components that mix server-only and client-only features and how React Server Components can help bridge that divide, culminating in an example you can experiment with for yourself. - https://overreacted.io/impossible-components/

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Could JavaScript Have Synchronous Await?

Our favorite JavaScript doctor explores the idea of a synchronous await to erase the divide between sync and async code, explains why it’s enticing, and digs into why performance hits and concurrency headaches make it impractical. - https://2ality.com/2025/03/sync-await.html

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How I Started Writing Unit Tests for Vue Components

At some point, every frontend developer realizes that it would be great to somehow verify that their code is working as expected. In this article, take a look at how you can start testing Vue components. - https://dev.to/byteminds/how-i-started-writing-unit-tests-for-vue-components-1771?bb=206787

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CSS-Only Glitch Effect

Stanko Tadić demonstrates how to create a CSS-only image glitch effect. - https://muffinman.io/blog/css-image-glitch

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Built replies generation application with Angular

This article discusses the development of a reply generation application using Angular, detailing the project's implementation and key features. - https://dev.to/railsstudent/built-replies-generation-application-with-angular-5179

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