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Release v2.1.0 gowebly/gowebly

The Gowebly CLI v2.1.0 release includes support for the Alpine.js library.
Users can update Gowebly CLI using different methods depending on their platform.

The quiet, pervasive devaluation of frontend

Frontend practice is being devalued and trivialized.
CSS is often criticized as unmaintainable and not a real programming language.

Scalendar April 2024

Diverse range of Scala conferences in April 2024
Opportunities for learning and networking in Frontend Development and Software Architecture

Patterns for efficient DOM manipulation with vanilla JavaScript - LogRocket Blog

Frameworks dominate, but vanilla JavaScript for DOM manipulation remains essential due to its flexibility and performance.

Beyond npm: How Direct Integration is Changing UI Libraries

Developers are shifting towards directly embedding UI component code for enhanced flexibility and customization.

Building an End-To-End App In Under 5 Minutes

Apollo's useQuery API is utilized to define and invoke queries in React applications.
Building custom features involves creating entities, mock data, GraphQL queries, React hooks, and components.

Release v2.1.0 gowebly/gowebly

The Gowebly CLI v2.1.0 release includes support for the Alpine.js library.
Users can update Gowebly CLI using different methods depending on their platform.

The quiet, pervasive devaluation of frontend

Frontend practice is being devalued and trivialized.
CSS is often criticized as unmaintainable and not a real programming language.

Scalendar April 2024

Diverse range of Scala conferences in April 2024
Opportunities for learning and networking in Frontend Development and Software Architecture

Patterns for efficient DOM manipulation with vanilla JavaScript - LogRocket Blog

Frameworks dominate, but vanilla JavaScript for DOM manipulation remains essential due to its flexibility and performance.

Beyond npm: How Direct Integration is Changing UI Libraries

Developers are shifting towards directly embedding UI component code for enhanced flexibility and customization.

Building an End-To-End App In Under 5 Minutes

Apollo's useQuery API is utilized to define and invoke queries in React applications.
Building custom features involves creating entities, mock data, GraphQL queries, React hooks, and components.
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Hover Effect Style 427

Creating engaging user interfaces with advanced functionalities can enhance user experience and interactivity.

Developing Scalable Frontends with Feature-Sliced Design (FSD)

Feature Sliced Design is a frontend architectural pattern that provides rules and conventions for organizing code.
The three components of Feature Sliced Design are Layers, Slices, and Segments.

Using CSS Houdini to extend styling and layout capabilities - LogRocket Blog

CSS Houdini is a set of APIs that allows developers to extend CSS styling and create new features.
CSS Houdini provides direct entry into the CSS Object Model (CSSOM) and enables the creation of new CSS features.

Glimmer Goes Web!!!

Glimmer DSL for Web (Ruby in the Browser Web GUI Frontend Library) has had its 0.2.2 Beta Release.
The project aims to make Ruby in the Browser the simplest, most intuitive, and most productive experience in frontend development.

Tour of Heroes: MAUI, with ASP.NET Core 8 Backend

The 'Tour of Heroes' app is a tutorial app for Angular 2+ that demonstrates functional and technical features of building a real-world business application.
This series of articles explores the experiences of building the 'Tour of Heroes' app on different frontend development platforms, including Angular, Aurelia, React, Vue, Xamarin, and MAUI.

Vite adoption guide: Overview, examples, and alternatives - LogRocket Blog

Vite is a fast and lightweight build tool designed for frontend development.
Vite has become the standard for building web apps and is being adopted by popular frameworks.
It offers significant performance improvements and a redesigned architecture in its latest version.

Tour of Heroes: React, with ASP.NET Core Backend

This article is part of a series comparing different frontend development platforms for building the "Tour of Heroes" app.
The focus of this article is on using React TS with an ASP.NET Core Web API.
The article provides information on how to use the code and the prerequisites for running it.
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