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"There are two ways to write error-free programs; only the third one works"
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Alan J. Perlis,
Computer scientist
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A blazing fast unit test framework powered by Vite. It is compatible with Jest and it supports TypeScript, ESM and JSX out of the box!
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Is mobile-first CSS always the best option? Patrick Clancey explores the pros and cons of the classic methodology, as well as when other solutions might work better.
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When should you use a plain JavaScript object as a map or when you should use the more specific Map class instead? Which one is faster, which one uses less memory and under which circumstances? In this article you will find some interesting answers to these questions! Spoiler: there is no silver bullet, it always "depends".
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The AbortController is ostensibly for fetch, but it has some other ways we can use it too. Do you need examples outside fetch? What about closing websocket connections, or removing event handlers, or even React hooks?
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Just is a new open source projects that aspires to be an excellent Zero-config TypeScript build and development toolkit. Check it out on GitHub!
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This article offers a very interesting take on how going blindly into microservices can introduce too much complexity and lead to disaster. Microservices architectures are not necessarily silver bullets and therefore they need to be used only in the right context!
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It is tempting to build abstractions so developers have to do less and build more. However, this can easily end up causing frustrations with developers if not done right.
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— Andrea
— Luciano
