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This is issue #341 and we have curated for you a collection of awesome full stack content.
Before I leave you to it, let me just tell you that I am grateful to have you as a subscriber and I hope you keep enjoying this content. If you do, please consider sharing this project on socials and with your friends and colleagues!
Thanks ❤️
— Luciano
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“Languages that try to disallow idiocy become themselves idiotic“ — Rob Pike , Computer Scientist |
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Tailwind Elements is an awesome project if you like ready-made design systems, bootstrap, and Tailwind CSS. It gives you an astonishing amount of components and they even work across frameworks with support for React, Angular, Vue, Solid.js, Svelte, and more! Check it out, it might definitely increase your productivity in your next frontend project, especially if it is some kind of admin panel (or at least this is where I plan to use it myself).
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Are you using Postgres for one of your projects? Did you know that since Postgres 9.5 you have all the tools to build a queue system directly into your database? That's right and this article deep dives into the technical details. It's pretty much based on two main capabilities: pub/sub and row-level locks. An interesting read for those who love to have a peek at system related topics!
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As you can probably tell by looking at my content, I am an emojis fanatic. But have you ever wondered what makes emojis possible? In simple terms we can say "UTF-magic" 🧙 Let's find out exactly how UTF-8 works and what kind of dark magic enables crazy things like emoji. Although this article is not necessarily going to make you a better full-stack web dev, knowing UTF8 will make you understand the web and the world of computers much more in-depth, so I am sure you won't regret checking out this one!
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I always struggle to design decent footers, and yet, I realise I spend a lot of time checking out other websites and how they organise graphics and content in their footers. If you are looking for footer inspirations, look no further. This website has a wide curated gallery of cool footers... and they are even sorted by type and style.
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Frontend developers often need to upgrade npm dependencies, but those upgrades can feel scary and lead to subtle UI side effects not caught by your regular test suite. Upgrading Docusaurus is a good example: without reviewing all the pages one by one, it's hard to be sure there's no visual regression. This article introduces a visual regression testing workflow based on GitHub Actions, Playwright, and Argos. It is not directly coupled to Docusaurus or React and can be adapted to work with other frontend applications and frameworks.
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Engineers from Cloudflare and Vercel have published a specification of the connect() sockets API for review by the community, along with a Node.js-compatible implementation of connect() that developers can start using today. Why is this important? Because with so many JavaScript runtimes popping out everywhere, it's important to have standards to handle connections.
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Does your company have an engineering strategy? Probably not... not many organizations do. This problem is not unique to Engineering: it’s also common to hear folks complain that they’re missing a strategy for Product, Design, or Business. But why does it matter? Will Larson (of "An Elegant Puzzle" fame) gives us a detailed overview of why it is important to have an engineering strategy and how to define one. If you are aiming to have a more senior role where you want to help an organization to grow, you will certainly enjoy this one.
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The Clean Coder: A Code of Conduct for Professional Programmersby Robert C. Martin |
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Programmers who endure and succeed amidst swirling uncertainty and nonstop pressure share a common attribute: They care deeply about the practice of creating software. They treat it as a craft. They are professionals. In this book, legendary software expert Robert C. Martin introduces the disciplines, techniques, tools, and practices of true software craftsmanship. |
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👋 That’s all for this week. See you next Monday! Greetings from your full stack friends Luciano & Andrea |
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