JavaScript Kicks - JSK Daily for Nov 3, 2021

Before building a notification system, you should know the requirements for your internal users who will be creating the notifications for your end-users....

Courier

React Hook feature was first introduced on React 16.8 update and became immensely popular among developers due to its capabilities. It allows you to hook into React state and lifecycle features. And, sometimes, it could be challenging when using it for advanced use cases....

Bit

Serverless UI is simply a free, open-source command-line utility for quickly building and deploying serverless applications on the AWS platform. In this article, we will learn and cover everything needed on using Serverless UI to deploy our projects or serverless applications ...

Smashing Magazine

Hiding and showing elements on a web page is an often occuring UI-related task. You might want to toggle the visibility of some detail sections, tooltips, and more....

Dmitri Pavlutin

I'll assume you have the private key given by Oracle cloud when you create your instance (in my case it will be acecom-server-3), and you have it store it somewhere on your PC....

JavaScript In Plain English

First, check out how incredibly easy it is to write a Cloudflare Worker to proxy another URL: addEventListener("fetch", (event) => { event.respondWith( fetch("https://css-tricks.com") ); }); It doesn't have any error handling or anything, but hey, it works: Now imagine how som...

CSS-Tricks

As an attempt to achieve the same level of control, but with react and with virtual dom, I've created library called mlyn and react bindings to it. Within it you can create a subject which will hold your immutable state, and provide a lens to read / update / subscribe to speci...

Mihas

Implementing a timer using React might seem straightforward until you actually try to implement one. This seemingly run-of-the-mill task can put your React knowledge to a stern test. First, let us try the obvious way-creating a state and incrementing it using setInterval....

Frontend Weekly

To handle focus out in React, we use 'onFocusOut'. It is passed as an attribute in elements, and can be used to perform actions when the cursor leaves the input box. React's onFocusOut event is related to the keyboard focus. When the focus is lost, the onFocusOut event is trig...

Upmostly

The parent->child communication is straightforward thanks to React properties object, best known as " props". message is one of these properties in the code sample below. Conversely, the child->parent communication is ensured by callback props, i.e. a function provided by the ...

Mathieu Eveillard 📚🎓

Dynamic composition is a crucial part of developing robust user interfaces in Aurelia. If you worked with the compose element in Aurelia 1, you might (or might not have) needed to obtain a reference to the composed view-model itself. While Aurelia 2 keeps many things the same,...

Dwayne Charrington

Immutable, transferable, and trackable links will play a major role in the web3-driven internet that is coming. Because if you know a bit about how the internet works, you can see that a link between two web pages is a relation like a liaison between two blocks of a chain, lik...

Makhtar Diop

I think many people face difficulties at the beginning of learning React. In my perspective, one has to try to build simple projects along with the concepts, so that we can understand clearly. So, here I am to help you out by building a simple login form using React and boosti...

K Hemanth Raju

React 18 is coming soon. I hope 🤞 React 18 is the one with Suspense. The major refactor that enables transparent asynchronous rendering. Yes that means you can load data without async functions and draw large animations that skip frames without UI blocking....

Swizec

It's the first week of November and we all know it's just downhill to Christmas from here so you best start practicing your carolling. Or you can leave out the carolling and just stick to Best Practices instead ... like Ravidu Perera's "Best Practices for Web Embeds" on Bit...

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