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​​There are a million tutorials online, so you probably have seen a thousand different ways to configure Webpack file. And all of them will be working examples. Why is it so? Webpack itself has been evolving really fast and a lot of loaders and plugins have to keep up. This is a major reason why the configuration files are so different: with a different version combination of the same tools things might work, or break.

#Webpack

https://t.iss.one/WebpackNews/16

​​You’re a junior developer that recently landed on the JavaScript ecosystem. There’s so much going on that you have no idea where to start. Maybe try React? That library is cool, I should try it. Why isn’t this working?

​​One thing that I found is that being part of the ecosystem is the quickest way to understand it. That’s why in this article you’ll learn how to publish a npm package and get it working in your projects as fast as possible.

#Webpack #Babel #NPM

​​Most websites these days are Single Page Applications (SPA for short) where a single entry file handles all routes that a user might visit. Swept up in the ongoing trend of hosting in the cloud you might find yourself needing to “dockerize” your SPA. That is to say wrap it inside a Docker image and run it as a container.

#Docker

​​HTTP is a thing of beauty: a protocol that has survived longer than 20 years without changing much.

#HTTP #WebSecurity

​​As we’ve seen in the previous parts of this series, servers can send HTTP headers to provide the client additional metadata around the response, besides sending the content that the client requested. Clients are then allowed to specify how a particular resource should be read, cached or secured.

#HTTP #WebSecurity

​​Imagine being a backend developer who needs to implement sessions in an application: the first thing that comes to your mind is to issue a token to clients and ask them to send this token with their subsequent requests. From there onwards you are going to be able to identify clients based on the token included in their request.

#HTTP #WebSecurity

​​If you want to pass an array into a variadic function. You can use ES6 spread to turn that array into a list of arguments. Yay, so much cleaner and no useless null from the old apply way 👏

#JavaScript

​​​​React can be slow. Well, I mean, any medium-size React application can seem slow. But before you start looking for alternatives, you should know that any medium-size Angular or Ember application is slow, too.

#React #Performance

​​Here are three ways to filter out duplicates from an array and return only the unique values. My favorite is using Set cause it’s the shortest and simplest 😁

#JavaScript

​​Recently there were a couple of threads on Twitter discussing the difficulties associated with learning d3.js. I’ve also seen this come up in many similar conversations I’ve had at meetups, conferences, workshops, mailing list threads and slack chats. While I agree that many of the difficulties are real, the threads highlight a common misconception that needs to be cleared up if we want to help people getting into data visualization.

#D3

​​​​A few days ago, version 10.5.0 of Node.js was released and one of the main features it contained was the addition of initial (and experimental) thread support.

#NodeJS

​​Maybe some times you have overused the Array methods map, reduce, filter, find, etc. and that could make out applications to use more memory of what they should be using.

#JavaScript

​​This blog post is for JavaScript developers who wanted to develop a Web Application using Full Stack capabilities of JavaScript. As we all know, JavaScript has been evolved and is still evolving to give us the power to write our Web Applications not only from Client-Side but also from Server-Side.In this article, I will show how the below tools and technologies can be leveraged for front-end development of a web application.

#React #Redux #Sass #Webpack

​​Advancements in technology have made Virtual Reality (VR) more immersive and affordable than ever. This immersive environment can be similar to the real world. Or it can be fantastical, creating an experience that is not possible in ordinary reality.

#VirtualReality

​​I am a technologist-turned-analytics professional since five-plus years. Recently, a friend asked me how he can set up a custom event tracking on his small business website and understand his site’s user behavior better.

#GoogleAnalytics

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​​In this article, we will create a Blazor application using MongoDB as our database provider. We will create a Single Page Application (SPA) and perform CRUD operations on it. A modal popup will display the form to handle the user inputs. The form also has a dropdown list, which will bind to a DB collection.

#MongoDB #CRUD #SPA

​​Following our series of articles about cloud infrastructures for solving the Machine Learning (ML) pipeline problem, this time we gave Google Cloud ML a try. We’ll also provide a comparison between Amazon SageMaker and Google ML. We emphasize their differences and similarities and provide load testing performance results.

8 minute read

#MachineLearning #GoogleML #AmazonSageMaker

​​With CSS Grid you can create complex web designs. It is very intuitive and very well supported by the major browsers. In this article I will show how to build layouts in CSS Grids.

8 minute read

#CSS