🤖 Coding News ⚡️

​​Deno 1.35 was just released. The Typescript, Javascript and WebAssembly runtime competing with Node.js has some interesting improvements and features to offer.

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#Deno

​​Learn how to set up GraphQL in Strapi, run GraphQL queries and mutations, carry out CRUD requests, and create an authentication system in Strapi.

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#strapi #cms #graphql

​​Some APIs in JavaScript may have a relatively low usage rate. Below we introduce their usage and usage scenarios one by one.

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#JavaScript

​​In the realm of front-end development, terms and paradigms can sometimes be mystifying, and ‘headless UI’ or ‘headless components’ may very well belong to this category. If you’re scratching your head wondering what these mean, you’re not alone. In fact, despite the confusing moniker, these concepts are compelling strategies that can significantly simplify the management of complex user interfaces.

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#React

​​A thread on Reddit Beginner here, start with react, svelte, or solid? caught my eye and gave me a chance to hash out some of my own thoughts on these platforms and where beginners should start in 2023.

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#Frontend #React #vue

​​I created the same File Share Server in Rust ( Actix Web ), C++ ( Crow ) , Python ( Django ) and Nodejs ( Express ). The results will probably surprise you.

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#backend

​​According to Wikipedia, in computer programming, a code smell is any characteristic in the source code of a program that possibly indicates a deeper problem.

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#Typescript

​​Node.js 20 has arrived, ushering in a new era of innovation and excitement. This groundbreaking release is slated to make its debut on April 18, 2023, and will ascend to Long-Term Support (LTS) status come October 2023, with ongoing support guaranteed until April 2026.

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#NodeJS

​​I think 90% of the developers are victims of their modesty!!

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#Career

​​While useStateis a simple tool to use, many developers still make mistakes with it. During code reviews, I often see these mistakes made even by experienced people.

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#React

​​Learn how to organize your Next.js project using a feature-driven structure with the new App Router, allowing for greater flexibility and efficiency in development.

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#React #NextJS

​​This past week, the Vercel team posted a major announcement on their blog about the release of Next.js 13.4. To provide more context about why this is such an important release, we need to understand how the Vercel team handles releases to the public. Next.js 13 introduced new many new features, but most of them have remained in alpha & beta, even though they were included in the major release.

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#NextJS #React

​​Our team is a couple of months into developing a new application, and our suite of unit 240 tests takes 46 seconds to run. That duration is not excessive yet, but it’s increasing in proportion to the number of tests. In a couple of months, it’ll take a couple of minutes to run our tests.

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#Testing #Jest

​​Many developers continue to use the useState and useEffect hooks to update states, but I have not been fond of this approach. The issue is that it causes the component to mount, remount, and unmount simultaneously, leading to unexpected behavior. As a result, when logging something into the console, you may see the result repeated three times.

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#React

​​As a software developer, I've always tried to write flawless code. Great code is not just functional – it should also be elegant, efficient, and robust.

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#AI #Tools

​​HTML is a living language in constant evolution. The latest addition has been a new semantic element for search operations

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#HTML

​​TypeScript has become a reliable tool for catching errors and improving the stability of code. However, when working with TypeScript, I’ve often wondered about the differences between the type and interface keywords and when to use each one.

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​​Let me first start by stating that I started using Node.js when it was on version 0.10 (yes, you read that right!).

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#NodeJS

​​Are you ready to have your mind blown? I’m Erick Wendel, and I’ve recreated the Node.js project from scratch, uncovering some shocking truths along the way, and published it on my Youtube channel.

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#NodeJS

​​If you do interviews as a JavaScript developer from time to time, then you know that the questions in such interviews are always similar (more or less, okay!). Under different phrases, interviewers test you for knowledge of the same topics. And despite this, as you will see, the statistics of correct answers to such questions is quite low.

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#Interview