The reputation of funded projects is very strong because they have secured substantial funds and are backed by ventures. There are so many projects that are open source, and you should definitely contribute to those especially ...Read more
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Yarn 4 introduces several advancements and features that enhance the developer experience. It requires Node.js 18+ and has made significant changes like not enabling Zero-Install by default and using Corepack over yarnPath. We can use yarn ...Read more
I recently saw @matsuuu_ post about a fun cyber-punk themed subtitle text webcomponent he made. I loved this idea and it seemed like a similar element to MoAr ...Read more
In the world of software engineering, two crucial domains come into play: frontend and backend development. While they are both integral to building functional applications, each has its distinct role and responsibilities. In this article, ...Read more
We recently analyzed the bundle size of our frontend application and noticed the Lodash package was taking up a significant amount of space. Lodash offers many useful utilities for common tasks like filtering, sorting, mapping and manipulating data. However, importing the entire library increases bundle size considerably. We decided to optimize our usage of Lodash to reduce this bundle size. Upon inspection, we found we were importing the whole library using imports like const lodash = require('lodash'); and const _ = require('lodash'); While convenient, this brings in all of Lodash's functions regardless of what we actually use. A better approach is to import only the specific functions needed. For example, using const merge = require('lodash/merge'); and const cloneDeep = require('lodash/cloneDeep'); We import just those individual methods rather than the entire library. This avoids unnecessary code and reduces bundle size. We also noticed imports like const { get } = require('lodash'); that destructure the get function. However, this still imports the whole Lodash library first before extracting the function. For even better optimization, we can import directly from the sub-module like const get ...Read more
Mobile is becoming not only the new digital hub but also the bridge to the physical world — Thomas Husson, VP and Principal Analyst at Forrester Research. In today’s fast-paced digital world, mobile devices have become ...Read more
Okay! So before starting we’ll make a promise to each other 😅 My Promise: I’ll try to explain Javascript Promises, in the best way possible! Your Promise: Read the complete blog! 😃 For ...Read more