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The Yarn JavaScript package manager is now used by 175,000 projects on GitHub and responsible for 3 billion package downloads per month.
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A developer at Google shares a sneak preview of a tool (still in alpha) for more efficient builds of large Angular apps.
Alex Eagle
Connect with Chrome engineers and other leading developers for a two-day exploration of building beautiful and performant experiences at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts on 23-24 October.
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Oriented around Hapi, React, React Router v4, Redux, Postgres, and NGINX. GitHub repo.
Tane Piper
Ditch console.log debugging once and for all by learning to use breakpoints to debug code within the DevTools.
Brandon Morelli
If ultra-light alternatives to things like React appeal to you, innerself is worth checking out, even if just for the explanation of how it works.
Staś Małolepszy
An informative take on how to choose the best framework for your next project.
Jens Neuhaus
Explains the reasoning behind Webpack, and what makes it more than a mere bundler.
Jack Histon
A trip down one of JavaScript’s many interesting rabbit holes. “It makes sense, honestly”, says the author.
Abinav Seelan
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confs.tech: An Up-to-Date List of Upcoming JS Conferences news
Quokka.js Live JavaScript Scratchpad Now Available for Atom news
Artem Govorov
Using terminal to view test results is a productivity killer
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Building a Simple Notes Manager with Vue.js tutorial
Yanis Triandaphilov
Building a Mini Card Game with Polymer 3.0 Preview tutorial
Jecelyn Yeen
Don’t Be Afraid of Headless Chrome: Why and How to Use It for Ember Testing tutorial
Jen Weber
Building TDD RESTful APIs with Koa 2, Mocha and Chai tutorial node
Valentino Gagliardi
It’s OK to Not Use Yarn opinion
“Is there something wrong with using Yarn? Yes, there is, if you don’t need it.”
David Gilbertson
Micro Frontends: Extending Microservice Ideas to Frontend Development opinion
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How I Convinced Our CTO to Switch From CoffeeScript to ES6 story
Zach Schneider
#1 Way to Detect, Diagnose and Defeat Errors 🏆 tools
Rollbar detects when code breaks in real-time. Get stack trace and diagnostic data to defeat errors.
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AssemblyScript: A Subset of TypeScript That Compiles to WebAssembly tools
Fastify: Fast and Low Overhead Web Framework for Node.js code node
LookForward.js: Easily Create Smooth Transitions Between Pages code
vue-accordion-menu: A Simple Vue 2 Accordion Menu Component code
Wesley Chang
React-PDF: Display PDF Files in Your React App code
Demo here.
Wojciech Maj
Rythm.js: A JavaScript Library That Makes Your Page 'Dance' code
Demo here.
Benjamin Plouzennec
Realtime Updates on Web and Mobile That Just Work
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