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23 Oct 2025, 05:00
Nuxt PerformancePerformance best practices are now available in the Nuxt documentation. - https://nuxt.com/docs/4.x/guide/best-practices/performance#vueNuxtNuxt performance · Best Practices v4Best practices for improving performance of Nuxt apps.FrontEnd Development
21 Oct 2025, 10:00
Performant Vue applications with VaporIn this article, you’ll explore why it is the future of both Vue and web development and will understand better if it will work for us. - https://dev.to/jacobandrewsky/performant-vue-applications-with-vapor-56f0#vueDEV CommunityPerformant Vue applications with VaporIn the ever-evolving landscape of web development, performance and user experience remain paramount....FrontEnd Development
20 Oct 2025, 05:00
Creating an Immersive 3D Weather Visualization with React Three Fiber - https://tympanus.net/codrops/2025/09/18/creating-an-immersive-3d-weather-visualization-with-react-three-fiber/#reactCodropsCreating an Immersive 3D Weather Visualization with React Three Fiber | CodropsA step-by-step guide to simulating sun, rain, snow, and storms in an interactive 3D weather app.FrontEnd Development
19 Oct 2025, 10:00
Optimizing Nuxt Server Side Rendering (SSR) PerformanceIn this article, you'll explore techniques to optimize server-side rendering performance in the Nuxt framework. From efficient data fetching, caching, to smart deployments and edge rendering - https://www.debugbear.com/blog/nuxt-ssr-performance#vueDebugbearOptimizing Nuxt Server Side Rendering (SSR) Performance | DebugBearLearn how to optimize server-side rendering (SSR) performance in Nuxt 3 using advanced caching strategies, efficient data fetching, edge deployment with Nitro, and smart component loading. This complete guide covers SSR lifecycle insights, best practices…FrontEnd Development
19 Oct 2025, 05:00
Migrating a Project from Prettier and ESLint to BiomePrettier and ESLint are staples in many JavaScript build processes, but Biome offers an interesting ‘one stop shop’ alternative. - https://blog.appsignal.com/2025/05/07/migrating-a-javascript-project-from-prettier-and-eslint-to-biomejs.html#biomejsAppsignalBiome vs. ESLint and Prettier: How to Migrate Your JS Project | AppSignal BlogSee how Biome compares to Prettier and ESLint for formatting and linting JavaScript, then set it up and migrate your project from Prettier and ESLint to Biome.FrontEnd Development
18 Oct 2025, 10:00
You May Be Looking for a useSyncExternalStore“when you see a useEffect that updates a useState and returns a value, you might be looking for a useSyncExternalStore.” - https://swizec.com/blog/you-may-be-looking-for-a-useSyncExternalStore/#reactSwizec TellerYou may be looking for a useSyncExternalStoreWhen you see a `useEffect` that updates a `useState` and returns a value, you might be looking for a `useSyncExternalStore`. This is my current vendetta.FrontEnd Development
18 Oct 2025, 05:00
Pompelmi: Scan File Uploads for MalwareProvides adapters for Express, Koa, and Next.js to perform fast file-upload malware scanning in Node, including digging into ZIP files and with optional integration with the YARA malware detection tool. - https://pompelmi.github.io/pompelmi/#nodejspompelmi.apppompelmi — Node.js Antivirus Scanning with ClamAVpompelmi is a zero-dependency Node.js wrapper for ClamAV antivirus scanning. Scan file uploads for viruses with a single function call — returns Clean, Malicious, or ScanError.FrontEnd Development
17 Oct 2025, 15:00
I Think the Ergonomics of Generators is Growing on MeThe author notes generator functions have been widely available in JavaScript for a long time, yet “their practicality hasn’t exactly caught on.” This is a great look at what they are and where they can be useful. - https://macarthur.me/posts/generators/#javascriptAlex MacArthurI think the ergonomics of generators is growing on me.I took a stab at getting more familiar with iterators, iterables, and generators. I think I'm starting to like the ergonomics.FrontEnd Development
17 Oct 2025, 10:00
3D Layered Text: The BasicsAmit Sheen explains how to build the layered 3D text effect from scratch using HTML and CSS, covering structure, stacking, indexing, perspective, and how to make it all come together visually. - https://css-tricks.com/3d-layered-text-the-basics#cssCSS-Tricks3D Layered Text: The Basics | CSS-TricksA client asked me to create a bulging text effect. With a bit of cleverness and some advanced CSS, I managed to get a result I’m genuinely proud of, which is covered in this three-part series.FrontEnd Development
17 Oct 2025, 05:00
What is useSlots in Vue?In this article, you’ll explore what useSlots is, when and how to use it, and provide practical examples to clarify its purpose. - https://dev.to/jacobandrewsky/what-is-useslots-in-vue-2hd#vueDEV CommunityWhat is `useSlots` in Vue?Slots are one of Vue's most powerful and flexible features, enabling component composition by...FrontEnd Development
16 Oct 2025, 10:00
Mastering npx: A Cheatsheet for npm and Node Power UsersYou’ve almost certainly used the npx command to easily run a command from an npm package (either local or remote) – it’s easy to use, but npx has a couple of other features and options to keep in mind. https://www.nodejs-security.com/blog/mastering-npx-cheatsheet-npm-nodejs-power-users#nodejsNodeJS Security & NodeJS Secure CodingMastering NPX: A Cheatsheet for npm and Node.js Power UsersExplore unknown npx commands and tips to enhance your Node.js workflow. This cheatsheet covers everything from running packages without global installs to finding executable paths and using npx with specific Node versions.FrontEnd Development
16 Oct 2025, 05:00
Middleware Now Stable in React RouterThe middleware feature is now stable in React Router 7.9.0 via the future.v8_middleware flag. Here’s a look at the problems it can solve, and the patterns it unlocks. - https://remix.run/blog/middleware#reactremix.runMiddleware in React RouterMiddleware is now stable in React Router!FrontEnd Development
15 Oct 2025, 15:00
Building an Offline-Friendly Image Upload SystemHow to leverage PWA tech such as IndexedDB, service workers, and the Background Sync API to help improve the reliability of web apps for users, particularly those with unreliable internet connectivity. - https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2025/04/building-offline-friendly-image-upload-system/#javascriptSmashing MagazineBuilding An Offline-Friendly Image Upload System — Smashing MagazinePoor internet connectivity doesn’t have to mean poor UX. With PWA technologies like `IndexedDB`, service workers, and the Background Sync API, you can build an offline-friendly image upload system that queues uploads and retries them automatically — so your…FrontEnd Development
15 Oct 2025, 10:00
Nuxt useNuxtData, Shallow and getCachedData for performanceSome tips to consider when you're working with large lists of data in Nuxt from an API that you do not control and have to improve performance and user experience. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EbYcoKfjbkY#vueYouTubeNuxt useNuxtData, Shallow and getCachedData for performanceCheck out my Nuxt course: https://www.shipped.sh When working with large lists of data in Nuxt from an API that you do not control and have to pull out some tricks to improve performance and user experience, these are some tips you could use! Work with…FrontEnd Development
15 Oct 2025, 05:00
Obsessing Over Smooth radial-gradient() Disc EdgesAna Tudor demonstrates how to use an underdog media query, resolution queries, to define radial gradients that don’t blur or become jagged. - https://frontendmasters.com/blog/obsessing-over-smooth-radial-gradient-disc-edges#cssblog.master.devObsessing Over Smooth radial-gradient() Disc EdgesAn underdog media query, resolution queries, comes to the rescue here in defining radial gradients that don't blur or get the jaggies.FrontEnd Development
14 Oct 2025, 15:00
You're Misunderstanding DDD in Angular - https://www.angularspace.com/youre-misunderstanding-ddd-in-angular-and-frontend/#angularAngular SpaceYou're misunderstanding DDD in Angular (and Frontend)Motivation In the recent year or two I've seen lots of discussions around building Domain-Driven Design in Angular applications. My observation is that people discuss things that are orthogonal to DDD at best - or even totally derailed from what DDD is about…FrontEnd Development
14 Oct 2025, 10:00
TanStack Start v1 Release CandidateFirst appearing on our radar a year ago, TanStack’s attempt at a full-stack TanStack Router-powered framework has reached a v1.0 release candidate that’s expected to be largely the same as its eventual 1.0 release. We’ll let it sell itself: “it’s the next chapter in building type-safe, high-performance React apps without the heavy abstractions.” - https://tanstack.com/blog/announcing-tanstack-start-v1#reactTanStackTanStack Start v1 Release Candidate | TanStack BlogTanStack Start has officially reached a v1.0 Release Candidate. This is the build we expect to ship as 1.0, pending your final feedback, docs polish, and a few last-mile fixes.FrontEnd Development
14 Oct 2025, 05:00
The State of QUIC Support in Node.jsA look at the many year story of bringing native QUIC support to Node and how Node 25 should get the first implementation in place. - https://nodevibe.substack.com/p/state-of-quic-in-nodejs#nodejsSubstackState of QUIC in Node.jsLinks that I found interesting this week:FrontEnd Development
13 Oct 2025, 15:00
Vue EquipmentThis resource curates ready-to-use plugins and composables for modern Vue and Nuxt projects, helping teams ship faster with proven building blocks. It includes utilities for data fetching, form handling, state, and router helpers, along with SSR-friendly patterns that work across server and edge deployments. Each item favors DX and type safety, offering sensible defaults and examples to integrate quickly. The collection is ideal for establishing a consistent app toolkit without reinventing common primitives. - https://www.vue.equipment/www.vue.equipmentVue Equipment | Magic as a ServiceOur Frontend Toolkit, Free and Open Source.FrontEnd Development
13 Oct 2025, 10:00
The -path of Least Resistance (Part 1)Amit Sheen explores the clip-path property, starting with basics and moving through the functions and syntax to powerful shape logic that goes way beyond the basic polygons you might be used to. - https://frontendmasters.com/blog/the-path-of-least-resistance-part-1#cssblog.master.devThe `-path` of Least Resistance (Part 1)A deep dive into `clip-path` from Amit Sheen, a very powerful tool in shape creation on the web, particularly now with `shape()`.
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