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June 2, 2022
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Mark Otto
đź’ˇ Node 17.9.1 and 16.15.1 have been released too but are minor dependency-focused releases. What npm Can Learn from Go — Go’s approach to dependency management mitigates some key supply chain issues, but could some of Go’s ideas be brought into the world of npm? This…
June 1, 2022
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Mark Otto
Updated Course: Complete Intro to React — Join Brian Holt for this updated look at getting started with React. Covering things like hooks, effects, context, and portals. Throughout this video course you’ll learn about tools from across the entire React ecosystem (like Parcel, ESLint, TailwindCSS,…
May 30, 2022
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Mark Otto
The burning question today is What’s better: React or Next.js? Let’s have a look closely at both, compare them and see the difference between library and framework. In the React world, Next.js is one of the most popular frameworks for “hitting the ground running.” What…
May 28, 2022
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Mark Otto
Hello! Flatlogic has added one more important feature: ready-made web application scheme integration. Check out our release notes to learn more about our latest product enhancements. Previously, Flatlogic web app generator allowed you to model a database schema from scratch. We received a lot of requests from…
May 27, 2022
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Mark Otto
Introduction Being a multi-paradigm language, JavaScript maintains programming styles that are managed by events, functional, concentrated on objects, and oriented on prototypes. In the beginning, JavaScript was utilized just on the side of a customer. Still, nowadays, it is also utilized as a programming language…
May 27, 2022
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Mark Otto
npm Security Update: What GitHub’s Learnt About April’s Attack — Last month, GitHub, the stewards of the npm registry, reported that stolen OAuth tokens were used to access certain private repositories, private package manifests & metadata, as well as npm user account data. Here’s an…
May 26, 2022
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Mark Otto
React and Vue are the two most popular and widely used JavaScript frontend frameworks today. These frameworks allow developers to create a wide variety of web applications with JavaScript. Choosing between the two can be confusing if you are building a new application. Each has…
May 26, 2022
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Mark Otto
TypeScript 4.7 Released — We wouldn’t usually make TypeScript a top feature in Node Weekly although many of you are using it, but this release has a huge feature in the shape of ES module support for Node – a feature that has been infamously difficult…
May 25, 2022
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Mark Otto
A Roundup of React State Management Libraries in 2022 — React’s strength is its flexibility in fitting in with different development approaches, including state management where there are numerous options nowadays. This post does a basic roundup of several popular options including Zustand, Recoil (which…
May 20, 2022
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Mark Otto
Headless CMS with World-Class TypeScript Support — Kontent handles all your content management. Streamline your code using TypeScript SDK, CLI, Rich Text resolver, and strongly typed Model Generator and scale with no problems when your project grows. Have you seen our UI? Kontent by Kentico Web…