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Amazon CodeCatalyst is a modern software development service that empowers teams to deliver software on AWS easily and quickly. Amazon CodeCatalyst provides one place where you can plan, code, and build, test, and deploy your container applications with continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) tools. In this…
StyleX: Meta’s Web Styling System — A newly open sourced “CSS-in-JS” library from Meta made up of a JavaScript syntax and compiler for styling web apps. It’s not exclusively for React, but React is a natural fit given it was built for Facebook. Jack Herrington…
In the dynamic landscape of modern architecture, making microservices work seamlessly in the cloud can be a puzzle. The transition to microservices often brings complexities related to traffic management, security, and observability. This is where Istio steps in, offering a comprehensive service mesh solution that…
Dive into a sea of software solutions where Retool alternatives are not just options, but gateways to innovation and efficiency. Have you ever asked yourself: Which Retool alternative best fits my business needs? How do I find a tool that offers both simplicity and robust…
Build AI-Powered Apps with OpenAI and Node.js — Join Scott for this detailed video course and learn how to integrate OpenAI’s powerful language models into your Node projects. Learn to build AI chat interfaces, semantic search, document QA, function calling, and create AI images –…
We are excited to introduce a new AI-backed feature in generated applications – now it is possible to simply create charts and widgets from plain text. Just type what you want, for example “chart of orders by month” and have the chart added to your…
Tamagui: A UI Kit Unifying React Native and Web — A complete UI solution for cross-platform React apps (web and native) using highly platform-optimized output by way of a smart compiler. It might give you Tailwind CSS vibes, but goes well beyond that. Nate Weinert How Web…
Node.js Download Statistics — Node.js TSC member Matteo has put together a handy site that visualizes the publicly available Node.js download statistics, partly as a way to help guide you as to which versions and which architectures need the most support. Notably, Node 18 has…