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July 23, 2021
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Mark Otto
💡 If you like this sort of thing, last year’s State of JS results may also be of interest. Node-RED 2.0 Released — Node-RED is a now very mature ‘low-code’ Node.js-based programming environment, particularly aimed at connecting together services or IoT devices. The 2.0 release…
July 20, 2021
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Mark Otto
React website templates. React overview. There are lots of templates on the web nowadays. And React website templates are among the most popular ones. Just imagine, React library has got 172k stars on GitHub and more than 10,636,147 weekly downloads on npm! Free React themes…
July 20, 2021
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Mark Otto
jQuery vs. JavaScript JavaScript What is JavaScript used for? JavaScript web development capabilities allow websites to perform actions such as refreshing specific parts of a page without reloading the entire website, displaying pop-up messages, or introducing animations into 2D or 3D graphics. Overall, the main…
July 16, 2021
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Mark Otto
The Road to Ember 4.0 — The Ember.js framework is ten years old this year and while it’s not often in the headlines, it’s one of the most solid, reliable and battle tested systems out there and a big update is on the way. Matthew Beale…
July 15, 2021
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Mark Otto
Why you should look for Twitter Bootstrap alternatives? Bootstrap is the most popular HTML, CSS, and JS framework that is used for building responsive web interfaces. Nowadays, Bootstrap is not only an adaptive grid system but a full-fledged toolkit with components and JS plugins. A…
July 9, 2021
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Mark Otto
Uptime Monitoring Is Now Available in AppSignal — Uptime monitoring is the first line of defense against downtime. Ping your apps every minute from 4 locations around the world and receive alerts when something is down. Now you’ll know about downtime before your users do. AppSignal…
July 8, 2021
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Mark Otto
The biggest sale of this summer on Flatlogic kicks off. We give you a 61% discount on any of our products. If you are following our news, you may have already noticed that we have released an unusually large number of products for us over…
July 5, 2021
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Mark Otto
In today’s world, the selection of IDEs and code editors is so large that it becomes difficult to choose the right development tool. Modern software development often means working with multiple tools in different languages. Complexity can be a nasty headache for even the most…
July 2, 2021
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Mark Otto
Solid 1.0: A Declarative JavaScript UI Library Worth Investigating — JavaScript isn’t short of good reactive frameworks (React, Svelte, Vue..) but Solid’s creator is determined and adamant to demonstrate how Solid addresses React’s shortcomings while offering Svelte-like simplicity. He makes a good case, so try…
June 28, 2021
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Mark Otto
The holy war between Vue and React still keeps going. Though both React and Vue basically resolve the same level issues, let’s add some fuel to the fire! As experts in web development since 2013, we’ve worked a lot with both frameworks, React and Vue.…
JS debugging now built in to VS Code
July 23, 2021 By Mark Otto Off💡 If you like this sort of thing, last year’s State of JS results may also be of interest. Node-RED 2.0 Released — Node-RED is a now very mature ‘low-code’ Node.js-based programming environment, particularly aimed at connecting together services or IoT devices. The 2.0 release…