​​Recently I was publishing a library to npm and I thought of experimenting with the bundler I was going to package my code in. While webpack has always been my standard choice, I decided to put it up against two other popular bundlers — Rollup and Parcel.

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#Bundlers #Webpack #Rollup #Parcel

​​By following the guiding principles of micro-services, and separating the concerns of the mono-frontend into separate clients, aka micro-frontends, we can work to enable the same benefits on the front-end.

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#React

​​Developers always should understand the tools they use. With the right tools, you can achieve your job easily and efficiently. In this article, I’ve listed all the tools I use in my daily job

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#Tools

​​When you’re building an app from scratch, there are significant decisions that can influence the manageability of your code. And, if those decisions aren’t made early in development, you can find yourself down a massive refactoring-hole

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#React

​​We all know about Object-Oriented Programming, and we’ve probably, at least, heard of Functional Programming in the JavaScript world, but have you ever heard of Aspect-Oriented Programming?

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#JavaScript

​​Every year, JavaScript update adds new features. This year ES2020 or ES11 was released (Read ES2020 features article), with ES2021 or ES12 expected to be released in mid-2021.

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#JavaScript

​​A few weeks ago I encountered an issue with React Hooks, event handlers and unnecessary re-renders. Using classes the solution was quite trivial, using hooks, not so much.

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#React

​​NPM version 7 released two new features that really made a difference for me: workspaces and better peer dependency management

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#NPM

React.js is currently the most popular JavaScript library for front end developers. Invented by Facebook, but available as an open-source project, it’s used by developers and corporations all over the world.

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#React

​​By having the right tools, we can write code faster and better. This article discusses some of the tools that you should consider using when working on a React project to make your life as a developer easier.

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#React

​​As a developer you probably need Git on a daily basis. There are lots of articles about basic Git commands already that explain it better than I could ever do, e.g. here by KodeHauz Inc, here by Goran Aviani, and here by Saurabh Kulshrestha. Their articles are awesome. Check them out.

#git

​​React 17 release is unique. There are hardly any new features you will notice. However, you can find several high-impact improvements to React core. Out of these, the changes for JSX is quite noticeable.

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#React

​​REST has been used by many developers to send data over HTTP whereas GraphQL is typically presented as a technology to replace the legacy of REST APIs. In this article, I’ll be explaining the benefits, limitations, and differences between these two, which will help you decide what to chose for your next project.

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#GraphQL

​​Users love fast web apps. They expect the page to load fast and to function smoothly. If there are breaking animations or lags when scrolling, there is a high chance of users leaving your website. As a developer, you could do many things to improve the user experience. This article will focus on 4 CSS tips you can use to improve the page rendering speed.

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#CSS

​​Both npm and Yarn are great package managers for Node.js and Javascript. But have you ever wondered why Yarn was developed when there was already npm? It was built by Facebook to solve major problems they faced with npm, such as slower installation of packages and there were also a few security issues in npm. In this article, I’ll compare both these package managers, so that you can decide which one suits your needs better.

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#NPM #yarn

​​Browser APIs (or web APIs) are the APIs that come built-in with the browsers. They allow developers to perform complex operations without dealing with the sophisticated lower-level code. There are a number of browser APIs for manipulating the DOM, making network requests, managing client-side storage, and retrieving device media streams, etc.

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#API