Vue 2.6 ‘Macross’ is here!
You’re not very sportive, aren’t you? According to different surveys, developers not really used to take care of their body health. 52.7% of developers spend from 9 to 12 hours on a computer, and 37.4% of them don’t exercise! But that is not related only to developers because nowadays every single person sitting in front of the computer more then 8 hours a day has the same problem. Of course, you can’t skip your work and go exercise. However, you can do some sports in between or after. Think about that! And read our Syndicode Digest #57 – Sports preceding!
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- With the Windows 10 April 2018 Update, Microsoft team introduced the Microsoft Edge DevTools Protocol, a set of REST and JSON-RPC/WebSocket APIs. It enables clients to diagnose and debug Microsoft Edge tabs and provides the integration with Visual Studio, Visual Studio Code, and the Microsoft Edge DevTools.
- For ECMAScript users! Here’s the new book ES2018 Regular Expression Updates – an Opinionated Summary. It contains the information on Lookbehinds, Named Capture Groups, Dotall Flag and Unicode Escapes updates.
- Pretty simple and concise intro to Higher-Order Components (HOC) in React.
- Mozilla leveled up the debugger’s source map support to let you inspect the code that you actually wrote. Combined with the ongoing initiative to offer first-class JS framework support across all the devtools, this will boost productivity for modern web app developers. Check out material about Debugging Modern Web Applications.
- Don’t you think that sometimes we overdo the delivery process for the wrong reasons? Here are 7 things you should consider about continuous delivery. Also, there are some things you can actually learn through continuous delivery.
- What is the Decorator Pattern in Ruby and how can you use it for your projects? This pattern helps you add new capabilities to objects without having to change the class.
- It’s time for free online courses! Enroll this Vue.js course that will teach you how to use Firebase Authentication in your Vue.js applications and allow your users to authenticate with their favorite third-party provider or plain email and password – without writing any server-side code.
- Is there the other way to build your web applications using powerful template library (that is not Bootstrap)? One of the alternatives would be to adopt Material Design by Google. Let’s take a look how to use Materialize CSS with Phoenix.
- Kubernetes is designed to run production workloads on a scale, but it’s capable of much more. Explore how Kubernetes cluster can become a core component of a development infrastructure. Additionally, you can read these 9 posts about Kubernetes to uncover its possibilities.
p.s. Recently we made a post about Jenkins X for cloud applications on Kubernetes.
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