JavaScript Kicks - JSK Daily for Mar 3, 2021

JavaScript has been around for quite a while already (around 26 years) and during that time, the language has evolved, a lot. Most of this evolution has served a purpose, and especially in the latest iterations, the community of developers has managed to influence some of thes...

Bit

In this quick step by step guide, we will learn how to create copy text string from the clipboard user interface element in react application using the third party react-copy-to-clipboard plugin. In this simple and quick example we will create a copy to the clipboard UI compon...

Digamber Singh

In this article, we'll look at how to create an outside focus and click handler with React. You'll learn how to recreate an open-source React component (react-foco) from scratch in doing so. To get the most out of this article, you'll need a basic understanding of JavaScript c...

Smashing Magazine

Angular 11 Slick carousel tutorial; this quick tutorial helps you learn how to integrate a fully responsive slick carousel/slider in the angular app using the npm ngx-slick-carousel library. The ngx-slick-carousel is a great carousel library, which is exclusively built for ang...

Digamber Singh

After my initial look at Tailwind CSS , I haven't used it much. Like I've stated in my previous blog posts, my feelings around Tailwind were mixed. I appreciated the utility-first, constrained design but didn't like how its classes "bloated" my HTML code or how tedious the con...

areknawo

jQuery 3.6.0 has been released! In jQuery 3.5.0, the major change was a security fix for the html prefilter. This release does not include a security fix, but does have some good bug fixes and improvements. We still have our eyes on a jQuery 4.0 release, but until then we will...

Timmy

Say you're building a component that shows up in lots of places, like a header. Look at designs and sure enough, same header on every page. Logo, few buttons, username. You create a reusable component. DRY all the way. Fantastic! You have a header that works everywhere. "Hey, ...

Swizec

React.useRef() is a hook that solves 2 issues: holding mutable values that should persist between component renderings and reference DOM elements. In this post, you'll learn in detail how useRef() works. Interesting demos included. The usage of useRef() hooks is pretty straigf...

Dmitri Pavlutin

If it feels like March never left, you're not alone. To pass the time, why not have a look at some of our most popular stories this week? We have "Why Frontend Developers Need to be Webpack Experts" by Chameera Dulanga, "Beginner’s Guide to Data Encryption with NodeJS" by A...

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