Newsletters for Front-end Developers - 2019 edition
Newsletters that I, as a front-end developer, have found extremely useful and insightful. This is a new list compared to the original from 2016!
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2018 in review
2018 was a big year for me, in all sorts of ways. This blog post summarises one of the most life-changing years of my life.
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Xbox One vs PlayStation 4
I recently sold my Xbox One S and bout a PlayStation 4 Pro. Why did I do this and what are the differences? This post outlines my thoughts from an "everyday consumer".
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Music obsessions
The table below details what I've been listening to, what I am listening to, or albums I've discovered. There is no shame in this list, these are things you'll catch me listening to. They are albums I reach for when wanting something comfortable. I'm always open to recommendations, so let me
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Using Vue.js with a Lumen powered API
Written For Liquid Light
Lumen is a mico-framework from the creators of Laravel. This blog post walks though how to integrate Vue.js with Vue router and use Lumen as an API for your app.
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Uses
I've had a few questions regarding what apps I use with which themes and settings. This is an up-to-date blog post with the answers.
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How to filter an array of objects based on a secondary array in JavaScript
Sounds confusing, but there is a use-case, honest! Imagine you have an array with a set number of items in and you wanted to filter another array of objects based on that in your JavaScript. The post explains more!
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Why we're not dropping Slack for Google Hangouts Chat...yet.
Written For Liquid Light
Google finally released their "Slack Killer" to all Google Suite users - but is it as good as they say it is? We weren't convinced, but here is why...
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Backup Gitlab data locally
I've recently moved all of my git repositories to Gitlab, this blog post walks through a script I have written to clone all of my repositories locally as a backup.
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How I wrote a book; the writing process from one of our Developers
Written For Liquid Light
In 2017, I wrote and released a book about the JavaScript library; Vue.js. This blog post explains the process I went through to get the book from my mind to print.