Links

• A fun JavaScript game programming library & environment

  The devs behind repl.it have created a library to create games in a simple way, within their own platform. It’s a very interesting project and I want to try it out!

• API mocking of the next generation

  I’ve been using Mock Service Worker for a while and enjoying it a lot. I’m mostly using it inside Storybook but it supports web projects in general and even Node itself.

• An API mocking library for frontend developers

  With the same goal but with a different approach, there’s MirageJS. I haven’t used it, I liked its API but I prefer MSW’s approach.

• Animation can make wave 👋 much more than emoji!

  A very short tutorial on how to animate an emoji and make it much better! I loved the result.

• Rate-Limiting Without Overhead Netlify or Vercel Functions

  This tutorial goes through what rate-limiting is, why we need to worry about it in serverless providers and two different approaches to handle it - a simple and an advanced one.

• How AWS Lambda Works?

  Serverless providers like Netlify or Vercel use AWS Lambda under the hood. This video explains how the underlying technology works. 🤓

• A tiny JavaScript expression parser

  In edition #1, I shared some links for Babel plugins and ASTs. This week I bumped into this tiny expression parser.

  If you’re interested in this topic, its source code it’s small and well-documented.

🇧🇷 Em Português

• Alternativas ao Tailwind CSS

  O Tailwind CSS é um projeto muito legal, mas tem quem o ame e quem o odeie - eu estou no muro kkkk. O post acima traz algumas alternativas bem legais a ele.