Working as a Frontend developer is not always easy. You may always keep you update about the things happening in or around Frontend world. It helps you to enhance your technical knowledge and better career opportunities.
There are no of ways to keep yourself updated according to your choice. I also like to read intestesting time to time and keep updating myself as much as I can. In this post I am sharing some of my great resources which I have read last week related to the Frontend Development. This reading list includes: Angular 7 is out, First Stable Release of Angular Console, Chrome 70 new features, Get Started with NGUPGRADE, Get Started with Fetch APIs and Some Angular Tips etc.
So without further delay let's checkout the list below:
Angular 7 is out
Angular Dev team has announced the release of Angular 7.0.0 with packed great features like CLI Prompts, Virtual Scroll, Drag and Drop are the most interesting features in this release which every developer will love it.
Much awaited feature of this release was Angular Element which now supports content projection using web standards for custom elements.
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First Stable Release of Angular Console 6.0.0
Narwhal Technologies (nrwl.io) creator of Angular Console UI has announced first stable release of Angular Console 6.0.0 recently. You may follow the previous post about Angular Console in case you wanted to know little bit more.
This release consist fixing bugs, making it faster, adding missing functionality (similar to Nx, NgRx, and Material will follow the Angular versioning).
The key feature of Angular Console is, every command you can run in the terminal, you can run via Angular Console. Except you no longer have to remember all the flags, names, or paths — Angular Console will help you by providing autocompletion and validating your inputs.
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Cool Features in New DevTools (Chrome 70)
Chrome 70 has unveild by Google Dev Team recently with some cool features added in the DevTools. Believe me these cool features are really helpful for the Frontend Developers.
Here are the following top features:
- Live Expressions in the Console.
- Highlight DOM nodes during Eager Evaluation.
- Autocomplete Conditional Breakpoints.
- Debug Node.js apps with ndb.
- More reliable debugging.
Here you can watch all top features in action:
You may follow the full post here.
Get Started with ngUpgrade: AngularJS to Angular
This a great post written by Sam Julien (@samjulien). In this post he explained how could you upgrade your Angular 1.x application to new version such as Angular 2+ using ngUpgrade step by step.
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Get Started with Fetch APIs
Do you want to learn more about Fetch APIs then follow this post about Fetch APIs written by Dler Ari (@dleroari).
In this post you'll learn how to use the Fetch API (ES6+) to perform HTTP requests to an REST API with some practical examples you’ll most likely encounter.
flatMap - Functional JavaScript
If you want to know about flatMap JavaScript function then here is the quick video by Das Surma (@DasSurma) from Google Chrome Developers Team.
You could subscribe this youtube channel to know watch more videos
The difference between NgDoCheck and AsyncPipe in OnPush components
This is an in-depth guide into manual control of change detection in Angular written by Max, Wizard of the Web ( @maxim_koretskyi).
In this post he explained how you can manually control change detection and optimize Async pipe and input bindings checks.
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Ionic Code Documentation with Compodoc [v3]
If you work with a bigger team than just yourself on a software project, one thing is 100% mandatory: Good code documentation! Ionic is no exception for this, and of course it’s possible to add great code documentation to your Ionic project in no time!
Within this Quick Win you'll use the Compodoc library to automatically generated an awesome code documentation for our Ionic app that we could easily deploy for the whole team somewhere as the result is a web page!
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Simple State Management with RxJS’s scan operator
This post will help you to learn how to build your own simple state management with just RxJS written by Juri Strumpflohner ( @juristr).
In this post he teached how to leverage RxJS to create your own - very simple - “state management solution”.
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Angular NgRx Entity - Complete Practical Guide
This is complete guide about learning Angular NgRx Entity written by Angular University. Here you'll NgRx Entity really helps us to handle the business data in our store and understand in detail what is the value proposition of NgRx Entity.
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