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!
Showing posts from the "Web" category - page 2
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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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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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Introduction to Vuex Part 2 - implementation (video)
In the second part of this series, we cover implementing a Vuex Store into a Vue.js application
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Introduction to Vuex Part 1 - managing state, storage and sharing data between components
This blog post covers the initialisation and basic usage of Vuex - a central store for your Vue applications. It covers the basics of the four main components of Vuex: the state, mutations, actions and getters.
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Filters in Vue.js: What are they, how do you use them, and how do you make them? (video)
There are many ways to manipulate a value to make it user-friendly using Vue.js. In this tutorial, I show you how you can use Vue filters to alter the appearance of a variable without affecting its data.
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Vue.js: Using dynamic and static attributes and props with components and HTML elements (video)
This Vue.js tutorial explains the difference between dynamic and static attributes and props. It shows how you can pass variables to components or other HTML elements to display dynamic contents.
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Using props for accessing URL parameters within components with Vue Router (video)
This quick video walkthrough shows how you can replace any URL parameters in your components with props and how to pass them through from vue router to access them within your component
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Vue: Using localStorage with Vuex store
Using the browser's localStorage we can create a Vue app which has its Vuex store cached. This allows the user to navigate away from the app and not lose their preferences.