JavaScript Kicks - JSK Weekly - November 24, 2021

These are two distinct, yet interrelated aspects at the core of a good notification system. You achieve reliability when your customer re...

Courier

If you look at the coding mistakes we make, most of them are repetitive. However, the challenge is detecting them using static code analy...

Bit

From the very beginning of our adventure with GraphQL, we were impressed by how great its community is. The amount of content, libraries ...

David Walsh

How to detect from the Cypress tests when the application is calling DOM methods and even sets innerHTML. In the bahmutov/sorted-table-ex...

Gleb Bahmutov

Building a service capable of dynamically routing notifications and managing preferences is vital to any notification system. But if you’...

Courier

Quick summary ↬ What's the state of CSS, Vue.js and Next.js? What are new, smart interface design patterns we could use? Let's figure it ...

Smashing Magazine

With modern DevOps tools, we have the flexibility to break Continuous Integration(CI) and Continuous Deployment (CD) into multiple stages...

Bit

By seeing these tags you can guess their uses on the webpage. To clarify more we will see some websites - If you check medium.com, you wi...

Suman Giri

If you search across the web for JavaScript interview questions, closures show up nearly every single time - and for good reason. Closure...

Kyle DeGuzman

A snippets to detect and replace Emojis in JavaScript strings using Unicode property escapes....

stefan judis

An update of MDN's browser-compat-data caught my eye today. Finding values in Arrays is a common practice via find and findIndex. These m...

stefan judis

Stop using IFs everywhere! I know that the if logic is important in software engineering, but we can do better. Use this logic but write ...

Felipe Furlanetti

Data takes many forms - and lists are a very common one. Concatenating strings is a common task and there are several ways to go about it...

StackAbuse

Most of the functions accept a fixed set of arguments. However, some functions accept a variable number of arguments, as well as argument...

Dmitri Pavlutin

I wanted to share a design pattern I like to use when updating flat objects in my React applications state. It's a great way I've found t...

JavaScript In Plain English

Infinite Scrolling is proper when you don't know the page size. Your items are in the stream (For example, timeline). And the only chance...

Onur Dayibasi

If you're building a minimalist product, but want to add an extra level of customisation or expansion, then plugins are a great way to en...

JavaScript In Plain English

Today, SVGs are widely used in web applications. Its ability to scale without losing quality is the main reason behind its success. Bonsa...

Bit

React, as an open-source JavaScript library, doesn't offer much on its own when it comes to features. It's not necessarily a bad thing - ...

JavaScript In Plain English

How to extend Cypress with custom assertions. Let's take an example page in the repo bahmutov/cypress-assertion-example. It has a list wi...

Gleb Bahmutov

Think about it like this: unit tests are meant to help you isolate and test a single "unit" of your code. The meaning of "unit" varies de...

Bit

Property-based tests give us more confidence in our code. They're great at catching edge-cases we may not have thought of otherwise. But ...

James Sinclair

Using functional programming to write retry-able assertion callbacks. This blog post will teach you how to write short and expressive Cyp...

Gleb Bahmutov