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A Comprehensive Guide to Error Handling in Node — Node offers up more than enough ways for errors to crop up and exceptions to be thrown – this blog post skims through some of the main areas to consider. Ayooluwa Isaiah (Honeybadger) Ready for Worry-Free DNS,…
▶ From Figma to GitHub Using Anima — We received such a positive response to Ania’s Candy Crush tutorial in 262, we’re happy to feature another screencast: this time, taking an application from design in Figma all the way through to a functional React app. Ania…
Modern web development involves user interaction with databases. As a rule, the user needs to perform some actions with the database. Usually, there are 4 actions: create, view, update and delete something. This is how we come to the acronym CRUD – an abbreviation for…
Supercharging Node with Rust — As fast as the V8 team have made JavaScript, it’s still a dynamic language at the end of the day, and there are faster options such as Rust, C or C++ if you need absolute max performance or to integrate…
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The New React Docs, In Progress and Now In Beta — The React docs are being entirely rewritten to use hooks rather than classes, introduce illustrations, and generally bring them up to modern speed. This currently-in-beta version also includes interactive examples and challenges with the…
Introduction Every web project has two sides: the one seen by users and the admin page that its manager uses to control each aspect of each page of said project. To draw a parallel, the user side of the site is our usual beautiful world,…
Node v17 (Current) Released — Being sixteen flew by in a flash for me at least, but so too has it for Node 16 remaining the cutting edge ‘release’ line. v17 now takes over that role with Node 16 becoming an Active LTS version (as…