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April newsletter: Tools, tools and… tools
Auditing CSS tools CSS auditing may not be very common, but is often a necessary task on larger projects to detect unused and optimize the slow selector or improve accessibility and low contrast ratios. Learn about tools you may not be familiar with in this article. Welcome CSS container queries They are coming! Although still[…]
Why watching Hotovo Programming principles series is a good choice
It is no secret that in order for companies to remain relevant in the tech business, they must invest in the continuous education of their people. This is especially prominent in software development shops with various clients and partners across the globe and a wide coverage of domains and technology stacks. There are many ways[…]
What’s wrong with you GANs? Or how to avoid problems when working with GANs
Hey, my fellow reader, if you read this blog post, it means that you are already familiar with the concept of GAN. That’s good, because I’m not going to explain some details here, like architecture or math. I want to share my experience with the thorny training process of these neural networks instead. So where[…]
March newsletter: Mastering fonts
Secrets of the font size When working with typography, you may have noticed that different fonts are not the same size, even though they are set in the css rule. You can find out a lot with developer tools, but the reason for this behavior is different. Learn more about the fonts. Font loading strategies[…]
February newsletter: Mix of web tech articles
Simplify your React components React components can be too complex if they contain multiple responsibilities and features. The article explains how to reduce component complexity by creating a “mediator” component. History and future of React Redux Learn more about the complete history of React Redux implementation. It explains the design decisions in the background of[…]
From Zero to Expert in 3 days
In my last post I concluded with the question whether having so many techs (programming languages, cloud services, data storages, frameworks, command line tools, infrastructure, distributed systems etc.) permeating developers space is scary. I believe that given a certain level of experience anything can be learned in 3 days, to reasonable extent. In our not-that-theoretical[…]
January newsletter: Happy New Year, dear readers :)
Redux or React Context? What is better for state management in your opinion? React-context or Redux? This is always a debate in the React community. Do you think that React-context is a state management tool ? In this article by Mark “acemarke” Erikson will show you why react-context is not management tool. How to write[…]
December newsletter: A bit more about Next.js
Next.js Guide When considering using server rendering (SSR) with React, Next.js is one of the best options. When building a larger application, one of the disadvantages of React may be the lack of a structure to help you organize your code and application. Next.JS not only helps with this part. Read the article to explore[…]
November newsletter: Improve whenever possible
Webpack 5 released Our most popular build tool comes with a new major release after v4 in 2018. You can get compatible versions of your add-ons from the month of release. See the article for details on the changes. Among other things, the names of auto-parts, better hashing of content, caching updates, better shaking of[…]
October newsletter: Not only about JS :)
React v17 is released Big news first! React team had finally released new version of library which prepares the ground for bigger changes in the next releases. Comes with support for using different versions of the React in single document or multiple apps together even nested without hacks. As a bonus with new transpiler library[…]