Ryan Dahl — the creator of Node.js — recently released deno, “a secure TypeScript runtime on V8”. Worth keeping track of. |
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Ruslan shows off the impact of a vulnerability by showing how visiting a malicious site was enough to de-anonymize Facebook users. |  |
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What happens if we crack open AWS Lambda and dig in the gooey internals? |
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Node is a very versatile platform, but one of the predominant applications is creating networked processes. In this article, David focuses on profiling the most common of these: HTTP web servers. |  |
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Learn Vue.js, ES6/7/8, best practices and more by building a real-world application from scratch together with Alex Kyriakidis, Vue.js core-team member and author of the bestselling book The Majesty of Vue.js |  |
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“Variable fonts are the font technology made for the digital era. They have the power to bring more typographic richness to the web at a lower file size, but with new possibilities and advantages new challenges and complexity arise. So what’s so hot about the next big thing since the introduction of web fonts (at least to all type nerds) and how can you use it?” |
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Brian explains common anti-patterns with derived state and the alternatives favored by the React team. |
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Clément walks us through one way of implementing feature flags in Node. |  |
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Acrosync is the best tool for syncing files between Windows and Linux. It is the only native rsync client for Windows that does not depend on cygwin, comes with an easy-to-use GUI and built-in ssh, and supports Dropbox-like auto upload and Time Machine style backup. |  |
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In this post, we will go through the source code of express, and try to understand how it works under the hood. Studying how a popular open source library works, will help us make better applications using it, and reduces some of the “magic” involved when using it. |
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How and when do browsers download certain types of image? And what does that mean for performance? |
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With Udemy, you can find top-rated courses from web development basics to advanced full stack training, Udemy has something for everyone. |
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Puppeteer is a Node library which provides a high-level API to control headless Chrome or Chromium over the DevTools Protocol. It can also be configured to use full (non-headless) Chrome or Chromium. It’s maintained by the Google Chrome team. |
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Blazor is an exciting new web framework from the ASP.NET team that uses Razor, WebAssembly, and Mono to enable the use of .NET in the browser. Dave explains what each of these technologies do and how they work together. |
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Ten years ago Amazon launched Availability Zones. Amazon’s CTO discusses how it shifted the paradigm of distributed systems. |
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Medium migrated to a new architecture based on React and GraphQL. Sasha explains that a major goal for them was an incremental rollout to users while not hindering development of new features. |  |
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Some ideas to create awareness around performance optimization in a team and company. |
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