Sometimes building a RESTful API is just an overkill, sometimes your frontend and backend are conceptually very tied together, and properly building an API following all REST recommendations and guidelines is just too much trouble. That’s where tRPC comes into play to save the day, sort of speak. Check out Fernando Doglio's post "How to maintain the contract between frontend and backend components with tRPC and Bit?" on Bits and Pieces for more.
Other popular stories this week include "Using JavaScript Gantt Chart in SharePoint Web Parts for Effective Project Management: Part 2" on Syncfusion, "Unlocking Security: A Step-by-Step Guide to End-to-End Encryption with JavaScript" and "Simplify State Management in React with React-Tivity: A Comprehensive Guide".
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How to maintain the contract between frontend and backend components with tRPC and Bit?
Sometimes building a RESTful API is just an overkill, sometimes your frontend and backend are conceptually very tied together, and properly building an API following all REST recommendations and...
Authored by: Bit
Party on PartyKit with Sunil Pai (JS Party #296)
With a name like PartyKit, you know we just had to get its founder and CEO Sunil Pai on the show! PartyKit is an open source tool that simplifies creating collaborative, multiplayer applications. Join us to learn all about it and the journey of Sunil and his team!
Authored by: JS Party
Built for Privacy: Partnering to Deploy Oblivious HTTP and Prio in Firefox - Mozilla Hacks - the Web developer blog
Mozilla continues to champion user privacy on the web, teaming up with Fastly and Divvi Up to bring privacy-preserving technology to Firefox.
Authored by: Mozilla Hacks
JavaScript
Using JavaScript Gantt Chart in SharePoint Web Parts for Effective Project Management: Part 2
This is a follow-up to our previous blog, Using JavaScript Gantt Chart in SharePoint Web Part for Effective Project Management: Part 1, where we explained integrating the Syncfusion JavaScript Gantt Chart in a SharePoint web part.
Authored by: Syncfusion
Web Storage Explained - How to Use localStorage and sessionStorage in JavaScript Projects
Web Storage is what the JavaScript API [https://codesweetly.com/application-programming-interface-api-explained] browsers provide for storing data locally and securely within a user's browser. Session and local storage are the two main types of web storage. They are similar to regular properties objects [https://codesweetly.com/javascript-properties-object], but they persist (do not disappear) when the webpage
Authored by: Oluwatobi Sofela
Unlocking Security: A Step-by-Step Guide to End-to-End Encryption with JavaScript
End-to-end encryption is crucial for safeguarding data in web applications. In this article, we will explore how to implement end-to-end encryption using JavaScript, complete with a real-world...
Authored by: In Plain English
TypeScript
How to Create Objects with Dynamic Keys in TypeScript - Upmostly
Introducing TypeScript into your JavaScript app introduces some rigidity to your code - you lose the complete flexibility of JavaScript, but gain a lot of
Authored by: Upmostly
React
Simplify State Management in React with React-Tivity: A Comprehensive Guide
As developers, we're always on the lookout for efficient ways to manage state in our React applications. Enter React-Tivity, a lightweight and user-friendly state management library that brings...
Authored by: Afzal Ansari
Vue
How to get the query parameters from a URL in Vue
In this tutorial, we are going to learn about how to access the query parameters data from a URL in Vue.js. Consider, we have this following...
Authored by: Sai gowtham