Visualizing algorithms
April 18, 2024 
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Airbnb’s Extensive JavaScript Style Guide — It’s been years since we mentioned this popular, opinionated style guide, but it keeps getting little tweaks and repairs and remains a handy resource nonetheless. Airbnb |
WorkOS: Enterprise-Grade Auth for Modern SaaS Apps — WorkOS supports both the foundational auth and complex enterprise features like SSO. It provides flexible and easy-to-use APIs, helping companies like Vercel, Loom, and Webflow become Enterprise Ready. Best of all, WorkOS User Management supports up to 1 million MAUs for free. WorkOS |
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📒 Articles & Tutorials |
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RAG to Riches Developer Quest — Interact with AI-enhanced bots and learn to build your own RAG chatbot with Atlas Vector Search and Node.js. MongoDB |
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CSS in React Server Components — An exploration of compatibility issues between React Server Components and CSS-in-JS libraries like styled-components. Josh W Comeau |
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🛠 Code & Tools |
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Next.js 14.2 Released — Approaching its eighth birthday, Next.js has passed 1 million monthly active developers and landed a release with support for using Turbopack to improve local development, memory usage, CSS and caching optimizations, improved error messages, and more. Delba de Oliveira and Tim Neutkens |
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⚙️ Zoompinch: A Natural Feeling ‘Pinch to Zoom’ for Vue 3 – Expected to come in React and Web Component variants in time. Maurice Conrad ⚙️ Craft.js – A React framework for building drag and drop page editors. Prev Wong ⚙️ Kotekan – A simple React framework built on Bun and supporting React Server Components. Benedikt Müller ⚙️ Cytoscape.js 3.29 – Graph theory/network visualization and analysis library. ⚙️ Tailwind Next.js Starter Blog 2.2 – A blogging starter template. ⚙️ RxDB 15.18 – Offline-first, reactive database for JS apps. ⚙️ JZZ 1.8.2 – MIDI library for Node and browsers. ⚙️ Ember.js 5.8 |
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⏳ A Blast from the Past |
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Visualizing Algorithms — This fantastic post is now ten years old, but I revisited it recently and it’s such a joy. Mike Bostock (of D3.js fame) visually guides us through some algorithms using both demos and code. Mike Bostock |
