JavaScript
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Moving From AngularJS to Angular
AngularJS has reached end of life, but you still have an AngularJS application! This post will give you a framework and method to update your framework to Angular 2+. -
The problem with eating paste
Thinking about installing react-rails? Consider this cautionary tale before you do. -
The limits of Phoenix LiveView
Phoenix LiveView is great. You probably don't need JavaScript. But if you do, keep it separate. -
S.O.S.(F).: Save Our Submittable (Forms)
You can apply many cool things when building forms, but the complexity tradeoff often just gets you into trouble. -
How to remove UTM Query Parameters from your URLs
Need to track your marketing campaign in web analytics, but want to keep your site's URLs looking clean? Here's all you need to do. -
React Project Layout
Wondering how to lay out your React project? Tommy shares a useful and flexible React Project Layout to help prioritize file organizing patterns conducive to refactoring, hiding implementation details, and growing with your project. -
Testing ESM with Mocha and testdouble.js
Mocha unit tests and mocking with native ESM, and the journey it took to get there -
Reduce state management footprint with React Query
State management got you down? Miss the days when your React application was simple and fun? Use React Query and say goodbye to all that pesky cognitive overload. -
React Context for dependency injection not state management
Dive into the concept that React Context API is primarily a tool for injecting dependencies into a React tree and how we can use that to improve testability, reusability, and maintainability of our apps. -
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