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So you want to be a JavaScript expert, right? Well, you have picked an exciting journey. JavaScript is like a rollercoaster—thrilling, fast-paced, and sometimes intimidating. But don't worry. With a lot of practice, patience, and passion, you can learn JavaScript and become a true coding rockstar. Check out "How to Get Good at JavaScript " for some tips to help you learn and make the most of it.
Other popular stories this week include "Create an Interactive BPMN Viewer and Editor Using the JavaScript Diagram Control" on Syncfusion, "React vs Vue: Comparison of the Best JavaScript Frameworks at a Glance!" and "Understanding The Difference Between Pub/Sub and Signals in JavaScript" on Bits and Pieces.
General
Release Notes for Safari Technology Preview 190
Safari Technology Preview Release 190 is now available for download for macOS Sonoma and macOS Ventura.
Authored by: WebKit
10 Challenges In Implementing Microservices
Implementing microservices in 2024 faces challenges: data consistency, security, service communication, monitoring, DevOps, and fault tolerance
Authored by: Bit
React vs Vue: Comparison of the Best JavaScript Frameworks at a Glance!
React and Vue have gained some traction for being able to build user interfaces smoothly, from their ease of learning and flexibility to high-performance rate and community support. As a seasoned...
Authored by: In Plain English
Improving Performance in Firefox and Across the Web with Speedometer 3 - Mozilla Hacks - the Web developer blog
Today's Speedometer release is more open and challenging than before and is the best tool for driving browser performance improvements.
Authored by: Mozilla Hacks
JavaScript
Understanding The Difference Between Pub/Sub and Signals in JavaScript
Adopt the signal or the pub/sub pattern to build decoupled architectural components in both your frontend and backend app.
Authored by: Bit
How to Use the JavaScript Map and Set Objects - Explained with Code Examples
Map and Set are two JavaScript data structures you can use to store a collection of values, similar to Objects and Arrays. They are specialized data structures that can help you store and manipulate related values. In this tutorial, we will see how Map and Set work in detail
Authored by: JavaScript Kicks
How to Get Good at JavaScript
With a lot of practice, patience, and passion, you can learn JavaScript and become a true coding rockstar.📈 Stick around, and you will learn some tricks to help you improve, if not master...
Authored by: Ishrat
How to Use the Geolocation API in JavaScript - with Code Examples
The Geolocation API is a standard API implemented in browsers to retrieve the location of the people who are interacting with a web application. This API enable users to send their location to a web application to enable relevant services, such as seeking a restaurant or hotel near the user.
Authored by: JavaScript Kicks
Create an Interactive BPMN Viewer and Editor Using the JavaScript Diagram Control
A business process can be confusing for anyone who is not directly involved with the process. A business process model and notation (BPMN) diagram visually represents a complex business process in a form similar to a flowchart. Such a diagram can be shared across organizations and industries to communicate the necessary information to complete a process.
Authored by: Syncfusion
TypeScript
Type Challenges: Implement the Chainable Utility Type
TypeScript Type Challenges, TypeScript Generic, TypeScript Utility Type, Mastering TypeScript series
Authored by: Bytefer
The Power of @ts-ignore for Code Blocks in TypeScript
TypeScript provides strict type-checking to catch potential errors and improve code reliability. However, there are situations where developers may need to temporarily bypass type-checking for...
Authored by: JavaScript Kicks
React
4 Ways To Manage State In React in 2024
Here are the top 4 ways to manage state in React apps in 2024: Context API, Redux, React Query and MobX for 2024.
Authored by: Bit
Creating a Modal Component in React
In modern web development, modal windows are a common UI pattern used to display information or interactive elements without navigating away from the current page. They provide a convenient way to...
Authored by: In Plain English
React Micro Frontends with ES Modules
In this tutorial, we'll explore how to create micro frontends as Bit components, bundle them into ES modules, and deploy them. We'll use Bit to share dependencies between the components (the MFE and...
Authored by: Bit
Top 5 React Best Practices Every Developer Should Know
Explore Composable Software, State Management, Immutability, Lifecycle Methods, Hooks and Optimization
Authored by: Bit
Theming React Components: A Practical Guide
By implementing a theme, developers can maintain a consistent design throughout their React components, making it easier to manage and update styles. This guide will walk you through creating a...
Authored by: Bit
