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Implementing Atomic Design with React and Bit

Atomic design is a methodology for designing and developing user interfaces in a modular manner by putting the focus on building components rather than applications. Modern user interfaces are composed of many small UI elements in the form of labels, buttons, links, and cards ...

Bit




How to handle Time Zones in JavaScript

When building web applications, we typically consider two types of time zones. The most common one is server time, which act's as the reference for date and time tracking, which is pretty straightforward. However, there are instances where we need to track the end user's date ...

Bit




Control your data for good with Rally - Mozilla Hacks - the Web developer blog

Let's face it, if you have ever used the internet or signed up for an online account, or even read a blog post like this one, chances are that your data has left a permanent mark on the interwebs and online services have exploited your data without your awareness for a very lo...

Mozilla Hacks




DX, SEO, e-commerce - that's why Next.js is so popular - FrontNet Blog

The React framework Next.js has now finally reached the mainstream. We took a closer look at it and found that there are good reasons for its increasing popularity. 2021 has been a successful year for Next.js....

FrontNet Blog




Quickly Populate a New JavaScript Array

This post is part of my Byte Series, where I document tips, tricks, and tools that I've found useful. Have you ever wanted to quickly build up some array items to build a game, provide sample data for a demo, generate code art, or just play around with an idea?...

Elijah Manor




How to remove the last comma of a string in JavaScript

In this tutorial, we are going to learn about how to remove the last character of a given string in JavaScript. Consider, we have the following string with multiple commas: Now, we want to remove the last comma from the above string....

Sai gowtham




20 Best JavaScript Data Visualization Libraries

Want to turn plain numerical data into interactive and informative visualizations? Check out these JavaScript libraries to bring your data to life!...

Six Revisions by WebFX




JavaScript Callback Function -Explained in Plain English

Every JavaScript beginner will face this question at least once: "What is a callback function?" Well, we can find the answer in the word callback itself. It's all about notifying the caller after the successful completion or failure of a task. In this article, I'll focus less ...

Tapas Adhikary




Tab Unloading in Firefox 93 - Mozilla Hacks - the Web developer blog

Starting with Firefox 93, Firefox will monitor available system memory and, should it ever become so critically low that a crash is imminent, Firefox will respond by unloading memory-heavy but not actively used tabs. This feature is currently enabled on Windows and will be dep...

Mozilla Hacks




React Js Google Stacked Bar Chart Example Tutorial - positronX.io

In this eloquent guide, we will step by step teach you how to create a bar chart in React js application using the react Google charts library. Data visualization is easy with Google Charts; It offers a robust and profound way to visualize data on web applications....

Digamber Singh




Get Faster Feedback From Your Cypress Tests

How to run the modified Cypress.io specs first when using GitHub Actions As your project grows, the end-to-end tests take longer and longer to finish. You open a pull request and ... wait for 10-20 minutes for the tests to finish....

Gleb Bahmutov




Links on React and JavaScript II

How To Use The Vite Build Tool with React - Vite is hot, in part, because it's based on esbuild and wickedly fast. It's from Evan You of Vue fame, but...

CSS-Tricks




JSK Weekly - October 06, 2021

Welcome to October! Did you know that in the old Roman Calendar, October was actually the eighth month? Speaking of Rome ... have you checked it out? The JavaScript Dev Toolchain that is. Nathan Sebhastian gives us an introduction this week in "Introduction to Rome — An All...

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JSK Daily for Oct 4, 2021 View this email in your browser A community curated daily e-mail of JavaScript news React Error Handling and Logging Best Practices Front-end developers often overlook error

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