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Get Started With React by Building a ‘Whac-a-Mole’ Game — This is aimed at beginners keen to strike some ‘aha!’ moments while learning React, but I think the idea of using React to create a game is intriguing enough to take many out of their…
We have released an e-Commerce template. This is a completely new type of product for us. Previously, we focused our efforts on creating admin panels. However, we have had successful experiments in creating unique templates such as Bookkeeper (React Accounting Template), User Management Template, React…
Introducing WebContainers: Run Node.js Natively in the Browser — An interesting new WebAssembly-based operating system that boots instantly and enables Node.js environments to run directly in the browser. People have been getting very excited about this on Twitter. Only supports Chromium-based browsers for now though. Eric…
How many apps have you seen that come with lists in them? That may be To-Do Apps, Apps with notes, Email Apps, social Apps with lists of contacts, users, news, some highly specialized apps for the financial sphere with stock prices and real estate worth…
Try Scout’s Leading-Edge Performance Monitoring for Free — Scout APM uses tracing logic that ties bottlenecks to source code so you know the exact line of code causing performance issues in minutes. See for yourself why Scout is a Node developers’s best friend with a…
We have decided to try our best in putting to rest the question “Which one is a better framework: React Native or Ionic?” And to do that, first and foremost we need to take a bit deeper look into each one of them. So, without…
React Color Picker Deconstructed — Perhaps you’re satisfiied with just dragging a color picker component into your app. But if you really want to understand what actually goes into this seemingly simple but actually quite complex sort of control, here you can dig into the…
Suppose I have the following CSS rule in my HTML. How can I detect which one of the defined fonts was used in the user’s browser?
What is the most efficient way to clone a JavaScript object? I’ve seen: but that’s not cross platform (FF only). I’ve done (in Mootools 1.2) things like this:
There seem to be a lot of choices now for DOM manipulation, Ajax and effects. Has anyone any experience of the different options and their pros and cons?