What libraries and frameworks are frontend developers most excited about in 2020? The annual “State of JavaScript” survey takes a pulse on the developer community.
This post runs through the most popular JavaScript testing tools going into 2020, including Jest, Mocha, AVA, and Enzyme.
This tutorial shows you how to use fragments in Vue.js to ensure your web page is accessible and compatible with assistive technology.
The RE:JAMstack helps to overcome some of the cons of traditional static sites.
While Google does say its crawlers can index SPAs, it’s better to be safe than sorry. Use Nuxt.js for your Vue app.
Comlink is a relatively new JS library that makes working with web workers as intuitive as calling functions.
Learn how to build a site that updates dynamically using event-triggered GraphQL.
This tutorial outlines the concepts behind closures, higher-order functions, and currying to offer insight into how popular JavaScript libraries implement functions such as the connect function.
Libraries such as TensorFlow, ONNX, and WebDNN make it possible to perform image recognition in the browser, enabling developers to use advanced AI features to create dazzling user experiences.
Improving accessibility to apps built with React and Vue for users with visual, auditory, and other impairments can help boost user retention.
You only have 15 seconds to grab your website visitors’ attention. GreenSock enables you to create eye-catching animations efficiently while maintaining optimal performance.
You may have wondered whether Hooks cover all the same use cases React classes handle. Well, the answer is no.