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In this article, we are going to review popular JavaScript Kanban widgets that can be integrated into project management apps for effective task management.
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The classic JavaScript design patterns book, updated to ES2015+ syntax.
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Svelte is an open-source JavaScript framework written in Typescript. It converts the project to JavaScript at build time, not runtime. As a result, application development with Svelte is generally faster compared to other JavaScript frameworks. Companies like Codustry and Kontist use Svelte for their projects.
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This post covers how to avoid errors before running the application, explains what compile-time safe is and how to use it, and example with Java full-stack application.
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Add-to-Calendar Button est un snippet JavaScript pratique, qui permet de créer des boutons pour ajouter des événements à leurs calendriers. Via Frédéric DEBAILLEUL
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﹟ The three core concepts in StimulusStimulus rolls up the best of those patterns into a modest, small framework revolving around just three main concepts: Controllers, actions, and targets. It’s designed to read as a progressive enhancement when you look at the HTML it’s addressing. Such that you can look at a single template and know which behavior is acting upon it.
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Before I get to Stimulus, our new modest JavaScript framework, allow me to recap the proposition of Turbo.
Turbo descends from an approach called pjax, developed at GitHub. The basic concept remains the same. The reason full-page refreshes often feel slow is not so much because the browser has to process a bunch of HTML sent from a server. Browsers are really good and really fast at that. And in most cases, the fact that an HTML payload tends to be larger than a JSON payload doesn’t matter either (especially with gzipping). No, the reason is that CSS and JavaScript has to be reinitialized and reapplied to the page again. Regardless of whether the files themselves are cached. This can be pretty slow if you have a fair amount of CSS and JavaScript.
To get around this reinitialization, Turbo maintains a persistent process, just like single-page applications do. But largely an invisible one. It intercepts links and loads new pages via Ajax. The server still returns fully-formed HTML documents. This strategy alone can make most actions in most applications feel really fast (if they’re able to return server responses in 100-200ms, which is eminently possible with caching). For Basecamp, it sped up the page-to-page transition by ~3x. It gives the application that feel of responsiveness and fluidity that was a massive part of the appeal for single-page applications.
But Turbo alone is only half the story. The coarsely grained one. Below the grade of a full page change lies all the fine-grained fidelity within a single page. The behavior that shows and hides elements, copies content to a clipboard, adds a new todo to a list, and all the other interactions we associate with a modern web application. Prior to Stimulus, Basecamp used a smattering of different styles and patterns to apply these sprinkles. Some code was just a pinch of jQuery, some code was a similarly sized pinch of vanilla JavaScript, and some again was larger object-oriented subsystems. They all usually worked off explicit event handling hanging off a data-behavior attribute.
While it was easy to add new code like this, it wasn’t a comprehensive solution, and we had too many in-house styles and patterns coexisting. That made it hard to reuse code, and it made it hard for new developers to learn a consistent approach.
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Today, JavaScript has become one of the most used languages for web development. However, it has to pass so many hurdles to climb up to this stage. One such milestone is behind its execution speed…
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When you create a new object, the V8 engine will create a new hidden class for that. Then, if you modify that same object by adding a new property, the V8 engine will create a new hidden class with all the properties from the previous class and include the new property.
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JavaScript est un langage de programmation qui vous permet de mettre en œuvre des éléments complexes sur des pages Web (une page Web contenant plus que de simples informations statiques). Chaque fois qu'une page affiche des mises à jour de contenu en temps réel, des cartes interactives, des animations graphiques 2D / 3D ou un juke-box vidéo défilant, etc. — vous pouvez parier que JavaScript est probablement impliqué.
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What are the best Telosys alternatives? A list based on our research ✅jHipster, ✅Spring Roo, ✅cloudlayer.io, ✅CUBA.platform, ✅OpenXava, ✅PHP Generator for MySQL, and ✅Codesmith.
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elosys is a lightweight code generator designed to reduce developers workload and to bootstrap any kind of project. Telosys offers a simple and pragmatic approach for code generation. Telosys can be used to generate code for any type of language (Java, Python, PHP, JavaScript, C #, HTML, Scala, Go, etc.) with any type of framework (AngularJS, JPA, Spring MVC, etc). All templates are customizable, so you generate exactly what you want.
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“Tree-shaking” is a must-have performance optimization when bundling JavaScript. In this article, we dive deeper on how exactly it works and how specs and practice intertwine to make bundles leaner and more performant.
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Learn how to use tools such as Webpack, Gatsby, and Materialize to accelerate the JavaScript development process and bring your skills to the next level.
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This book makes JavaScript less challenging to learn for newcomers, by offering a modern view that is as consistent as possible. Highlights:
No prior knowledge of JavaScript is required, but you should know how to program. A chapter in the book explains in detail what is and isn’t included.
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Voici une liste des services Web et d’extensions pour Google Chrome et Firefox permettant de savoir facilement quelles technologies, framework, CMS, bibliothèque (JavaScript, CSS, …), etc. utilise un site Web. « Chrome Sniffer » est une extension pour le navigateur Google Chrome qui permet de connaitre les frameworks et CMS (Joomla, WordPress, Drupal, …), service […]
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Instructions et explications pratiques pour rendre disponible (activer)✅ JavaScript dans un navigateur Web.
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jsDelivr est une initiative de jimaek qui souhaite concurrencer de manière frontale le service de bibliothèques hébergées de Google.
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Le service est sponsorisé entre autres par Cedexis, Cloudflare, MaxCDN, ce qui assure une disponibilité et des temps de réponse à toute épreuve grâce au multi-CDN.
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Taking tiny steps using automated refactorings can help, but ideally, this method is combined with high test coverage. Let's discuss how and why that is.
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Javascript library to connect to swagger-enabled APIs via browser or nodejs - GitHub - swagger-api/swagger-js: Javascript library to connect to swagger-enabled APIs via browser or nodejs
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Swagger Client is a JavaScript module that allows you to fetch, resolve, and interact with Swagger/OpenAPI documents.
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Our code occasionally produces some line value. For example, 20 + 20 is equal to 40. Again some codes only take action. Such as conditional statements. These do not produce any value; take certain…
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Astro is a modern static site builder that allows you to deliver applications with less JavaScript. As a developer, I found this very interesting since it reduces the bundle sizes without affecting the application features. However, it’s only been days since Astro was released, and I wanted to give it a try. So in this article, I will explore its core features and explain how it reduces the bundle size with relevant examples. Why We Need Astro? JavaScript frameworks and libraries help to speed up modern web development.
The following graph by HTTP Archive Org shows you, in general, how JavaScript bundle sizes grew over the years.
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Astro uses a technique called Partial Hydration to reduce the bundle size. It loads the necessary JavaScript to the required component (including the dependencies) while keeping the rest of the pages static.
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Google a publié un certain nombre de lignes directrices et de fragments de code réutilisable pour la conception de sites responsive multi-plateformes.
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Google a publié un certain nombre de lignes directrices et de fragments de code réutilisable pour la conception de sites responsive multi-plateformes. Conscient des défis rencontrés par les développeurs à cause de la grande diversité des appareils, en particulier les mobiles, Google a publié Les Fondamentaux du Web, un ensemble de lignes directrices et de meilleures pratiques pour le développement moderne web. Les Fondamentaux du Web incluent des conseils avec des fragments de HTML, de CSS et de JavaScript dans les domaines suivants :
En sus des lignes directrices, Google fournit le Kit de Démarrage Web (Web Starter Kit ou WSK), un paquetage comprenant du code réutilisable et des outils pour la création de sites web multi-appareils. Inspiré par Mobile Boilerplate, le Kit de Démarrage Web comprend du code pour les pages HTML mobile, la mise en page responsive, un guide pour la conception visuelle de composants, et l'outil de build optionnel gulp.js.
Le code relatif aux Fondamentaux du Web et le code du Kit de Démarrage Web sont tous deux open source et disponibles sur GitHub.
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TogetherJS was a free, open-source JavaScript library that added collaboration features and tools to users’ websites.
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Here are some of the latest ECMAScript features, and by induction, JavaScript and Node.js that you can make use of to write cleaner, more concise, and mor
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Créé en 1995, JavaScript est aujourd'hui le langage le plus populaire selon de nombreux baromètres. C'est également l'écosystème dans lequel on voit le plus de technologies naitre tous les jours. Comme conséquence, il est parfois très difficile de faire des choix ou de voir une technologie s'imposer comme la norme à moins d'avoir de puissants sponsors pour la propulser. Selon les catégories, certaines technologies arrivent toutefois à se distinguer. C'est dans le but d'identifier clairement ces dernières qu'entre en jeu le State of JavaScript, une enquête annuelle internationale sur l'écosystème JavaScript.
Les résultats de l'édition 2021 sont disponibles et nous présentons ici les points saillants.
L'enquête State of JavaScript de 2020 est issu d'une enquête auprès de 23 000 développeurs. 2021 était le résultat d'un peu plus de 16 000. Et bien que les États-Unis soient en tête, leur part de répondants au sondage est tombée à 14 % et la Russie a grimpé à la troisième place derrière l'Allemagne avec 4 %. La France a produit 4,2 % des réponses de l'enquête, ce qui correspond à 668 développeurs JavaScript.