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3 Methods to Actually Remember What You Learn in Coding Tutorials
Learn these three effective strategies on how to make the content stick by spending some time working with the code, and transforming it in a meaningful way.
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How to Use SVG Icons in React with React Icons and Font Awesome
A comprehensive tutorial on adding icons using SVG, a file format based on a markup language similar to XML, to our React apps to improve our visual communication.
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How to make a simple platformer using JavaScript
In this tutorial, we’ll create a simple platformer using JavaScript and minimal HTML- the arrow keys will be used to move the character around.
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Netlify Extends JAMstack Reach to Edge Computing
This article presents the features of Netlify, including the writing of simple JavaScript that builds and deploys to the network edge in a way that enables simplified A/B testing, custom authentication, and API aggregation.
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PDFpen 12.2 Features Adding Items to the Library From the Context Menu and More
Here, you'll know the features and the release of the PDFpen and PDFpenPro 12.2 with the ability to add items to the library from the context menu, and for Pro users, JavaScript editing.
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MobX 6.0 released
This article talks about what’s new in MobX 6, a major release that isn’t packed with new features but is more of a “consolidation on the current state of affairs in JavaScript” for MobX.
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New JSX Transform in React 17
Remember how React 17 was released with no new features? In this video, Jesse from codeSTACKr argues that the new JSX Transform in React 17 is in fact a pretty big deal.
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A Simple Explanation of JavaScript Iterators
What are JavaScript iterators? In this post, Dmitri Pavlutin presents a simple explanation on how to iterate over a collection, transform any iterable to an array using the spread operator, and more.
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