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The Node.js Test CI Security Incident Explained

The Node.js project recently experienced a critical security incident with its test CI infrastructure. Attackers exploited a flaw in the Jenkins pipeline and this post goes into detail about how it came about and was resolved. - https://nodejs.org/en/blog/vulnerability/march-2025-ci-incident

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Top 5 Challenges Faced by Vue Developers: The State of Vue.js Survey 2025

Explore five key challenges in Vue.js based on the State of Vue.js Developer Survey 2025.
This article addresses common pain points with practical solutions to help you overcome them in your projects. - https://www.monterail.com/blog/vue-development-challenges-state-of-vue

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Create custom Dynamic Components in Tailwind CSS using matchComponents Plugin Function

The tutorial walks you through crafting an avatar component that adapts to your theme's custom settings using the matchComponents plugin function. Creating plugins in Tailwind can be a very powerful technique and Shruti, as always, teaches you everything you need to know about this function. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxxUK0l8jKE

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How Imports Work in RSC is an interesting post about JavaScript's module system generally, touching on how RSC extends it to span both server and client contexts. - https://overreacted.io/how-imports-work-in-rsc/

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Solving Prop Drilling in Vue: Modern State Management Strategies

Eliminate prop drilling in Vue apps using Composition API, Provide/Inject, and Pinia.
Learn when to use each approach with practical examples. - https://alexop.dev/posts/solving-prop-drilling-in-vue/

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Why Does RSC Integrate with a Bundler?

is a deep, technical post into why and how bundlers are used to coordinate the client/server concerns of RSC code. - https://overreacted.io/why-does-rsc-integrate-with-a-bundler/

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Introducing Mentoss: The fetch Mocker

A new approach to mocking global fetch() calls (in both browsers and server-side runtimes) inspired by previous attempts like Nock and MSW. - https://humanwhocodes.com/blog/2025/01/introducing-mentoss-fetch-mocker/

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There Are a Lot of Ways to Break Up Long Tasks in JavaScript

Due to how browsers and the event loop work, letting a single task hog the main thread is a quick way to freeze up your site’s UI. Alex explains the problem and uses a simple example to walk through the pros and cons of different solutions from basic use of setTimeout() to requestAnimationFrame(), channel messaging, and Web Workers. - https://macarthur.me/posts/long-tasks/

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Refactoring a scroll-driven animation from JavaScript to CSS

Ever feel like your JS scroll animations are a bit heavy? This article is perfect for you; it guides you through converting those animations to CSS, making them much smoother and more efficient. The author explains how to pinpoint JS inefficiencies, then shows how to use CSS properties like scroll-behavior and scroll-snap for better performance. - https://component-odyssey.com/articles/08-refactoring-a-js-driven-scroll-animation-to-css

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