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September 27, 2020
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Builder Design Pattern

Builder Design Pattern is a design pattern, which is used to create object from a complex or from a general object.

Lahin @lahin31

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@lahin31 31 Mar

Array.prototype.reduce() is good for manipulating data.

This can be an alternative for lodash.groupBy. #javascript

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Sebastien Lorber 🇫🇷

@sebastienlorber 29 Mar

This week in React

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@lahin31 29 Mar

Nodejs Questions.
40+ questions that help you to test your nodejs knowledge. Created by myself.
github.com/JSExplore/node…
#javascript #nodejs

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@lahin31 26 Mar

A React app to interactively visualize JavaScript's Event Loop.

#javascript
jsv9000.app

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@lahin31 26 Mar

My blog post on Promise.all() and Promise.allSettled()...

#javascript
codemacaw.com/2021/03/24/exp…

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Smashing Magazine

@smashingmag 22 Mar

🔖 A Complete Guide To Accessible Front-End Components.

– :focus styles
– autocomplete
– content sliders
– checkboxes
– data charts
– dark mode
– date pickers
– navigation
– modals
– radio buttons
– skip links
– SVGs
– tabs
– tables
– tooltips

smashingmagazine.com/2021/03/comple…

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Smashing Magazine

@smashingmag 19 Mar

Debugging layout shifts — on how to identify and fix layout shifts. By @katiehempenius / via @boostmarks

web.dev/debugging-layo…

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Ivan Akulov

@iamakulov 18 Mar

Thread of my favorite web performance tools 🚀

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Robin Marx

@programmingart 11 Mar

For a new blogpost, I'm trying to create the Ultimate #HTTP3 vs #HTTP2 protocol stack image to Rule Them All™. Would love to get some feedback on clarity/missing aspects and (God forbid) correctness.