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Node v18.13.0 (LTS) Released — Node’s LTS release gains File, part of the File API web specification, support for function mocking in the built-in node:test test runner module, support for externally shared dependencies based around JavaScript code (or WASM) as preferred by certain distributions, the…
Identifying the root causes of observed changes in complex systems can be a difficult task that requires both deep domain knowledge and potentially hours of manual work. For instance, we may want to analyze an unexpected drop in profit of a product sold in an…
Data Binding in React — “There’s a consistent philosophy in React when it comes to data binding,” says Josh in this beginner-to-intermediate aimed tutorial demonstrating React’s data binding capabilities in the context of wiring up different types of form input controls. Josh W. Comeau ‘You Should…
In this post, we introduce a simple new pattern that allows dependency injection to take place before an alternative entry point is executed in a Java application. This pattern also has the advantage of working with different popular open source Java dependency injection frameworks, such…
Gluon: Framework for Creating Desktop Apps from Sites — A new approach for building desktop apps from Web sites using Node and already installed browsers. Notably, Gluon supports both Chromium and Firefox. Deno can also be used in place of Node. Windows and Linux are…
Updated ‘Complete Intro to React’ Course — Learn to build real-world apps using modern React and the latest tools in the React ecosystem like Vite, ESLint, TailwindCSS, React Router, and React Query! Frontend Masters First-Class Support for TypeScript in React Native — With the newly released…
This is the final issue of the year (we’re back on January 4, 2023) so we’re revisiting the most popular items of 2022. We’ve covered the main top items but with some breakdowns of other content too (e.g. videos). We hope you have a fantastic…
Earlier this year, security researchers at Nozomi Networks discovered a DNS vulnerability in two C standard libraries used widely in embedded systems. The bug leaves the libraries vulnerable to cache poisoning – a DNS flaw Dan Kaminsky discovered in 2008. Paul Vixie, a contributor to…