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2024-10-20
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Articles
The recent TC39 meeting took place in Tokyo, covering several upcoming feature proposals.
This article provides an overview of the evolution of React components, from its early days with createClass
and Mixins to class components, function components with Hooks, and the latest React Server Components.
Learn how to create interesting effects with the backdrop-filter
CSS property, such as blurring, drop shadows, saturation, opacity, and more.
Using React on the server is not a return to PHP. While server-side rendering may seem similar to old PHP methods, the underlying principles and tools have evolved significantly, offering a unified stack that enables single developers to build end-to-end features more easily.
This article explores various methods for fetching data in React applications, including server-side fetching with React Server Components, using React Query, hooks, or tRPC.
This article shares insights from a conversation with the Edge team leader, discussing their shift towards Web Components technology.
Tools
A curated list of products, tools, and resources for developers and designers, featuring both free and paid options.
Simple layout and design tips to make your website look better.
A collection of CSS gradient backdrops that can be applied through CSS classes. You can copy the one you like.
A demo movie application built with Nuxt 3, Vue 3, UnoCSS, Image Module, The Movie Database API, and TypeScript, serving as a modern project template reference.
A useful list of not-so-obvious tricks that can help you become more efficient with your browser's debugger.
An online tool for testing easing effects, allowing you to easily copy the results as CSS.
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