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Load an HTML Partial in Astro using HTMX

HTML partials are powerful and lightweight. Learn how to bring them into your Astro project with HTMX.
Zac Jones
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Zac Jones
Published
a year ago

Learn SvelteKit - Part 4: Form Actions

This article explains form handling in SvelteKit, including form actions setup, progressive enhancement, and SQLite integration.
Matías Hernández
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Matías Hernández
Published
a year ago

Learn SvelteKit - Part 3: Unidirectional Data Loading

Explore loading data in SvelteKit using the load function, executing server-side code, and sharing data through layouts.
Matías Hernández
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Matías Hernández
Published
2 years ago

Learn SvelteKit - Part 2: Routing In SvelteKit

Explore SvelteKit's unique filesystem-based routing, dynamic layouts, and data loading while building a TODO app.
Matías Hernández
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Matías Hernández
Published
2 years ago

Learn SvelteKit - Part 1: SvelteKit Project Setup and Core Concepts

Explore SvelteKit basics, its benefits for web development, and learn how to set up your first project in this guide.
Matías Hernández
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Matías Hernández
Published
2 years ago

Understanding API Mocking - Part 3: Mock Service Worker

MSW has already revolutionized the experience behind API mocking, and it will only push it forward with each release.
Artem Zakharchenko
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Artem Zakharchenko
Published
2 years ago

Improve Runtime Type Safety with Branded Types in TypeScript

Learn to use Branded Types in TypeScript to enhance the type safety, maintainability, and clarity of your code.
Matías Hernández
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Matías Hernández
Published
2 years ago

Manage Reactive State with SolidJS Signals

Colby demonstrates how SolidJS approaches state management through Signals and a concept called "fine-grain reactivity."
Colby Fayock
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Colby Fayock
Published
2 years ago

Understanding API Mocking - Part 2: Request Interception Algorithms

A detailed look at the inner workings of request interception algorithms for both the browser and Node.js
Artem Zakharchenko
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Artem Zakharchenko
Published
2 years ago

3 Effective Type Narrowing Techniques in TypeScript

There are three ways to accomplish type narrowing: using conditional blocks, type predicate functions, and discriminated unions.
Matías Hernández
Written By
Matías Hernández
Published
2 years ago

An Introduction to TypeScript Generics

Discover the versatility of Generics in TypeScript, a valuable tool for crafting adaptable and reusable code in interfaces, classes, and functions.
Matías Hernández
Written By
Matías Hernández
Published
2 years ago

TypeScript's Powerful Type Inference with Conditional Types and String Literals

Enhance your TypeScript skills by using conditional types to create type-level algorithms.
Matías Hernández
Written By
Matías Hernández
Published
2 years ago

Build Realtime and Authenticated Apps with Firebase + Vite

Build a real-time app using serverless authentication on Firebase and learn how Vite makes it easy to do so.
David East
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David East
Published
2 years ago

Learn the Key Concepts of TypeScript’s Powerful Generic and Mapped Types

Unlock the full potential of TypeScript with the keyof operator, the extends and never keywords, and generics.
Matías Hernández
Written By
Matías Hernández
Published
2 years ago

WTF is React?

React is a JavaScript library used to build quick and interactive UI for web applications which uses reusable “components” to speed up developments.
Hiroko Nishimura
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Hiroko Nishimura
Published
2 years ago

Prepare for JavaScript Interviews and Your Next Job Search

Getting hired to a new position can be a long arduous journey that has a few phases that you should be prepared for.
Zac Jones
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Zac Jones
Published
2 years ago

Understanding API Mocking - Part 1: The HTTP Request Journey

Understand how requests are represented in JavaScript and know about the different stages that a request goes through before being performed.
Artem Zakharchenko
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Artem Zakharchenko
Published
2 years ago

Next.js 13, now with even more React

A milestone release for both Next and React with one of the first chances we've had to develop web applications using React Server Components
Joel Hooks
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Joel Hooks
Published
2 years ago

Understanding the Intl Javascript API

Matías Hernández
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Matías Hernández
Published
2 years ago

Zod vs Yup vs Joi vs io-ts for Creating Runtime TypeScript Validation Schemas

Joel Hooks
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Joel Hooks
Published
2 years ago

How to Ask Good Questions as a Web Developer

Asking good questions is a skill, and one of the most important tools in a developer's toolkit.
Joel Hooks
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Joel Hooks
Published
2 years ago

Validating Remix Form Data Using Zod and TypeScript in Action Functions

You can use Zod to validate form input and create typed TypeScript objects in a Remix action function that is handling the form data.
Joel Hooks
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Joel Hooks
Published
2 years ago

how to watch egghead screencasts

Sharing what you learn is one of the best ways to absorb and understand your new knowledge.
Joel Hooks
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Joel Hooks
Published
2 years ago

Build Projects to Make Your Learning Stick

Learning through building is the best way to make what you need to know stick.
 Test Instructor Zac Jones
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Test Instructor Zac Jones
Published
3 years ago

Drag-to-Reorder List Items with Framer Motion

Learn how to use Framer Motion to easily implement drag reordering in your lists.
Will Johnson
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Will Johnson
Published
3 years ago

How to Create A Sliding Sidebar Menu with Framer Motion

Learn to create animations using Framer's motion components and their various props.
Will Johnson
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Will Johnson
Published
3 years ago

How to Animate Elements When in View on Scroll with Framer Motion

Learn how to create animations in React, without writing any CSS, by using Framer Motion's "Motion components".
Will Johnson
Written By
Will Johnson
Published
3 years ago

Create a Custom React Hook

Learn how to build your own custom hooks and share powerful logic between React components.
Queen Nnakwue
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Queen Nnakwue
Published
3 years ago

Use React's useState and useEffect Hooks

A comprehensive guide to React's useState and useEffect hooks.
Queen Nnakwue
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Queen Nnakwue
Published
3 years ago

Optimize Your Vue App with Suspense and Webpack

In this tutorial, we will use the lazy loading component to speed up loading time experience in your web applications.
Uma Victor
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Uma Victor
Published
3 years ago

Building a CRUD App with React and Local Storage

We will be building a Task Manager App which has CRUD operation. The CRUD will involve creating, reading, updating, and deleting tasks.
Arimoro Olamilekan
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Arimoro Olamilekan
Published
3 years ago

Why Does React Exist

React is a powerful abstraction that allows us to write reusable, declarative components.
Dillion Megida
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Dillion Megida
Published
3 years ago

Get Started Contributing to JavaScript Open Source

The first time is always the hardest, and once you get started contributing to open source you will quickly see the benefits and rewards.
Kent C. Dodds
Written By
Kent C. Dodds
Published
3 years ago

How to Use the Animate on Scroll(AoS) Library in Vue

This article will introduce you to the Animate on Scroll library which is used to animate elements as you scroll up or down the webpage.
Abiola Esther
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Abiola Esther
Published
4 years ago

Build an Object Recognition App with vue3 and Tensorflow

This tutorial will teach you how to create object detection models and how models are trained in TensorFlow using vue3 and tailwindcss.
Uma Victor
Written By
Uma Victor
Published
4 years ago

How to Quickly Build a Backend with Dark Lang

In this blog post, you'll learn what Dark is, while also introducing you to its components and what you can do with it in your web application.
Daniel Afonso
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Daniel Afonso
Published
4 years ago

Building a SaaS Application with Next.js, Prisma, Auth0 and Stripe

This article will provide you valuable insight on what the process is to build a SaaS, as well as teach you about methods and technologies used.
Jon Meyers
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Jon Meyers
Published
4 years ago

How I Built My First SaaS Application with Next.js, Stripe, and Firebase

This is a technical case study showcasing how Parker built Tends. A SaaS application that helps users manage "quantities" in their lives.
Parker Landon
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Parker Landon
Published
4 years ago

Write A Plugin For Tailwind CSS

In this tutorial, we’ll build a Tailwind CSS plugin to add the CSS property column-count to our project
Sam Robbins
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Sam Robbins
Published
4 years ago

Performance Task Patterns

Understanding by design, a performance task asks the learner to produce a demonstration, construct a response, or create some other product.
Taylor Bell
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Taylor Bell
Published
4 years ago

Understanding by Design in a Nutshell

Learn the stages of learning by design and the questions to reflect on in each stage.
Taylor Bell
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Taylor Bell
Published
4 years ago

Utility First Tailwind CSS with Sam Selikoff

In this interview, Sam Selikoff shares with Taylor Bell some of the whys and hows about Tailwind CSS and its impact on frontend web development.
Taylor Bell
Written By
Taylor Bell
Published
4 years ago

Product Images That Don't Byte with the Next.js Image Component

Images and media are what make the web special, they are just one part of how we can focus on providing a better user experience to our visitors.
Colby Fayock
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Colby Fayock
Published
4 years ago

Build a Content Management System for an E-commerce Store with Next.js and Sanity

Having the ability to create an online store opens up a ton of possibilities, whether you are creating it for a new customer or for your own business.
Colby Fayock
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Colby Fayock
Published
4 years ago

WTF is Declarative Programming in React

Declarative programming is when your code shows what you want to happen. Learn more in this article about declarative programming.
Will Johnson
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Will Johnson
Published
4 years ago

Why Bother with Headless WordPress?

WordPress it's a powerful software. You can use it to deliver real value to your users and make the content creation process smooth and predictable.
Kevin Cunningham
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Kevin Cunningham
Published
4 years ago

A Practical Guide to Intercepting Network Requests in Cypress

Walk through some of the capabilities of Cypress’ `.intercept()` command. Super useful tool, especially for testing hard-to-reach places of your app.
Filip Hric
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Filip Hric
Published
4 years ago

Building Offline-First Mobile Applications Using MongoDB Realm

Within this article, we gradually used MongoDB Realm to implement offline support to an existing demo application.
Nwani Victory
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Nwani Victory
Published
4 years ago

Simple GitHub Issues Powered Blog

You've come to the right place if you want to share knowledge and keep notes online to share with others, keeping it as simple as possible
Joel Hooks
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Joel Hooks
Published
4 years ago

Content Modeling and Data Design with Sanity.io

Sanity.io, a content modeling and design service layer that helps us layer valuable contextual metadata on top of our existing data model in egghead
Joel Hooks
Written By
Joel Hooks
Published
4 years ago

Use the Intersection Observer API For Analytics Events

Let's learn what Intersection Observer API is and how to track a few key events for your analytics.
Stephanie Eckles
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Stephanie Eckles
Published
4 years ago

TailwindCSS Dark Mode in Next.js with Tailwind Typography Prose Classes

This article is going to explain in clear steps how to add TailwindCSS native dark mode to a Next.js site.
Joel Hooks
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Joel Hooks
Published
4 years ago

Codemods with Babel Plugins

Codemods are an incredibly powerful tool that not everyone has heard of, so let's start there.
Laurie Barth
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Laurie Barth
Published
4 years ago

Handling Copy and Paste in Cypress

Clipboard or pasting text is not available in Cypress. But Cypress is pure JavaScript, so you can do anything that JS allows you to do.
Filip Hric
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Filip Hric
Published
4 years ago

Improve Performance with the Object Pool Design Pattern in JavaScript

The Object Pool design pattern improves performance, by reducing runtime memory allocation and garbage collection.
Yonatan Kra
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Yonatan Kra
Published
4 years ago

Rails + GraphQL + TypeScript + React + Apollo

How to setup a Rails application to serve a GraphQL API, that is then consumed using a combination of Apollo, React, and TypeScript on the frontend
Ryan Bigg
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Ryan Bigg
Published
4 years ago