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2021-01-02 · smashingmagazine.com

A Practical Introduction To Dependency Injection

This article is the first part of an upcoming series that provides a practical introduction to Dependency Injection in a manner that immediately permits you to realize its many benefits without being hampered down by theory.

2020-11-03 · smashingmagazine.com

How To Build A Blog With Next And MDX

In this guide, Ibrahima Ndaw will be looking at Next.js, a popular React framework that offers a great developer experience and ships with all of the features you need for production. We will also build a blog, step by step, using Next.js and MDX. Finally, we’ll cover why you…

2020-11-02 · smashingmagazine.com

Master TypeScript In 50 Short Lessons — Smashing Magazine

Meet our new book, “TypeScript in 50 Lessons”, a deep-dive to understand what TypeScript is, how it works, and how you can make it work for you. With code walkthroughs, hands-on examples and common gotchas. 464 pages. Jump to table of contents and get the book right away.

2020-05-16 · deno.land

Deno

Deno features improved security, performance, and developer experience compared to its predecessor. It's a great time to upgrade your Node.js project to run on Deno.

2020-04-05 · lihautan.com

The Svelte Compiler Handbook

The Svelte compilation process can be broken down into 4-steps, 1) parsing source code into AST, 2) tracking references and dependencies, 3) creating code blocks and fragments, and 4) generate code.

2019-08-30 · nextjs.org

Next.js 8

Next.js 8 introduces Serverless Mode, smaller bundles, performance improvements, and more.

2018-10-17 · evergreen.segment.com

Evergreen

Evergreen is a React UI Framework for building ambitious products on the web. Made by Segment in San Francisco, CA.

2017-12-27 · benmccormick.org

Ten Things A Serious JavaScript Developer Should Learn

There’s been an interesting Reddit thread circling my corner of the internet for the last week or so. It started with a question: I’m inviting pure opinion here, but what’s your list of ten things that everyone looking for a good javascript role should know and understand…