This week brings two online games. You can learn Flexbox in one; the other is simply a fun journey with passwords. If that is not enough, then TansTack Table pushed V8 out, and solid article on Svelte and another set of SVG icons.
In the current project, we are trying some PoC with Tables. So far, we have built all tables in React from scratch but now looking for different solutions. TansTack Headless tables look pretty exciting and also very popular. So far, I’m quite impressed with the simplicity of using them. The best part is full control of UI, which means we can accommodate any design.
An extensive list of goodies.
https://www.builder.io/blog/react-js-in-2023
This might be a handy addition to your app when you want to auto-refresh an app if a user returns after some while. Basically, it detects activity and reacts to that.
Excellent Friday’s article: https://claudioholanda.ch/en/blog/svelte-kit-after-3-billion-requests/
https://alexharri.com/blog/typescript-structural-typing
Since it is Friday, why not spend 20 minutes playing a game?
While on games, here is the Password Game. I only manage to pass Rule 8.
https://neal.fun/password-game/
Well, why not?
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/blog/introducing-the-mdn-playground/
Helper tool to figure out the best line height, taking into account the X-point baseline
https://www.thegoodlineheight.com/
It probably does all that Firefox or Chrome Dev tool, plus more. For example, you can override fonts and styles and take screenshots, gifs, and videos as if on the device. Primarily for UI viewport testing, as it doesn’t simulate the native browser engine. The underlying renderer is Chromium
https://blog.vlt.sh/blog/the-massive-hole-in-the-npm-ecosystem
https://www.amitmerchant.com/do-not-write-console-logs-ever-again/
PS.
Those who use Webstorm in code write a log and hit TAB.