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💻 Issue 305 - "Your junior devs should never be more than 3 steps from the CTO." The lead engineer of the U.S.
Thursday, March 24, 2022
This week's Awesome JavaScript Weekly Read this email on the Web The Awesome JavaScript Weekly Issue » 305 Release Date Mar 24, 2022 Your weekly report of the most popular JavaScript news, articles
💻 Issue 300 - Language details of the Firefox repo: Rust is now 10% of Firefox
Thursday, March 24, 2022
This week's Awesome Rust Weekly Read this email on the Web The Awesome Rust Weekly Issue » 300 Release Date Mar 24, 2022 Your weekly report of the most popular Rust news, articles and projects
💻 Issue 223 - React best practices and patterns to reduce code - Part 2
Thursday, March 24, 2022
This week's Awesome React Weekly Read this email on the Web The Awesome React Weekly Issue » 223 Release Date Mar 24, 2022 Your weekly report of the most popular React news, articles and projects
💎 Issue 304 - Pipelining without pipes
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💻 Issue 304 - Vue.js developers impacted due to malicious security incident involving npm package node-ipc which alters files on their drives
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