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I know you like this things π₯
Looks like we got to 10k
Thank you everyone for interest and unconditional support from those who help others in our discussion group πΎ
PS also apparently if you send π₯ it gets animated now
Thank you everyone for interest and unconditional support from those who help others in our discussion group πΎ
PS also apparently if you send π₯ it gets animated now
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I would just place this one as a prank for something like "keep me authorised" π
You can check it yourself
https://codepen.io/jh3y/full/LYNZwGm
You can check it yourself
https://codepen.io/jh3y/full/LYNZwGm
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After a few UI/UX posts, I need to go a bit technical to make a confession - I don't like Redux.
Honestly, even my own implementation with Hooks always seemed more straightforward.
I also probably need to make a note that I dislike everything that forces me to write more code than I need to (it started with php. I know, I know, you don't have to unsubscribe because of this).
For anyone feeling the same, Redux-toolkit is something humanity came up with to reduce the pain. In case, you didn't know.
https://redux-toolkit.js.org/
(and there is also Mobx)
Honestly, even my own implementation with Hooks always seemed more straightforward.
I also probably need to make a note that I dislike everything that forces me to write more code than I need to (it started with php. I know, I know, you don't have to unsubscribe because of this).
For anyone feeling the same, Redux-toolkit is something humanity came up with to reduce the pain. In case, you didn't know.
https://redux-toolkit.js.org/
(and there is also Mobx)
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How to CSS in React
Another great article from one of my favourite React-evangelist.
www.robinwieruch.de/react-css-styling
Covers all:
π₯CSS in CSS (e.g. Sass)
π₯CSS in JS (e.g. Styled-components)
π₯Utility-first (e.g. Tailwind)
And since we are entering a hugely opinionated area here, I am gonna throw a holywar trigger and tell you that: although I'm using Sass at work, I am in absolute love with Styled-components, if approached properly, the readability of your code is sooo good.
On the other hand, Tailwind, although with a clear purpose, seems to be the most ugly when it comes to readibility. The whole purpose of separate files for styling was to avoid having them in you main component (and not throw them inside your component as a never ending style lineπ€·ββ)
Another great article from one of my favourite React-evangelist.
www.robinwieruch.de/react-css-styling
Covers all:
π₯CSS in CSS (e.g. Sass)
π₯CSS in JS (e.g. Styled-components)
π₯Utility-first (e.g. Tailwind)
And since we are entering a hugely opinionated area here, I am gonna throw a holywar trigger and tell you that: although I'm using Sass at work, I am in absolute love with Styled-components, if approached properly, the readability of your code is sooo good.
On the other hand, Tailwind, although with a clear purpose, seems to be the most ugly when it comes to readibility. The whole purpose of separate files for styling was to avoid having them in you main component (and not throw them inside your component as a never ending style lineπ€·ββ)
Typescript 4.0 video from Ben Awad
YouTube
TypeScript 4.0
TypeScript 4.0 recently came out, so let's talk about the new features (named tuples :)
release notes: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/announcing-typescript-4-0/
#typescript #benawad
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Checkout my side projects:
If you're into cooking: β¦
release notes: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/announcing-typescript-4-0/
#typescript #benawad
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Checkout my side projects:
If you're into cooking: β¦
ββA nice and quick intro on how JS engine V8 works under the hood
βοΈ only 4 minutes of your time
https://dev.to/edisonpappi/how-javascript-engines-chrome-v8-works-50if
βοΈ only 4 minutes of your time
https://dev.to/edisonpappi/how-javascript-engines-chrome-v8-works-50if
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Not the most informative UI, but definitely a neat one to look at π₯
React in 100 seconds π₯
A perfect, quick way to find out what it is and why it's so popular (if you don't know yet)
https://youtu.be/Tn6-PIqc4UM
A perfect, quick way to find out what it is and why it's so popular (if you don't know yet)
https://youtu.be/Tn6-PIqc4UM
YouTube
React in 100 Seconds
React is a little JavaScript library with a big influence over the webdev world. Learn the basics of React in 100 Seconds https://fireship.io/tags/react/
How I make these Videos https://youtu.be/N6-Q2dgodLs
#react #webdev #100SecondsOfCode
Install theβ¦
How I make these Videos https://youtu.be/N6-Q2dgodLs
#react #webdev #100SecondsOfCode
Install theβ¦
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Well here it comes.
Moment.js is officially done.
A fair move from the team. Respect and thanks for helping us fighting dates & timezones. Time for the lighter, more flexible alternatives to get their praise.
https://momentjs.com/docs/#/-project-status/
Moment.js is officially done.
A fair move from the team. Respect and thanks for helping us fighting dates & timezones. Time for the lighter, more flexible alternatives to get their praise.
https://momentjs.com/docs/#/-project-status/
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Particle.js
An easy way to add all sort of different interactive particles to your project
https://vincentgarreau.com/particles.js/
An easy way to add all sort of different interactive particles to your project
https://vincentgarreau.com/particles.js/
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An interesting thread on burnouts and what to do when you don't feel as excited in IT & Software dev as in the beginning
https://www.reddit.com/r/Frontend/comments/izavmz/my_excitement_for_it_seems_to_be_fading/
https://www.reddit.com/r/Frontend/comments/izavmz/my_excitement_for_it_seems_to_be_fading/
TheFrontEndπ₯
Which way do you import stuff more often ?
(just an example below)
(just an example below)
Also, do you guys remember this poll. Turns out
import React from 'react' might be deprecated in the future.