Tag: Web development

• Setting Google Analytics on a Jekyll website and implementing cookie consent collect

  Posted on October 27, 2020, Level beginner Resource Length long

  It is very useful to have Google Analytics on your website to have an idea of how many (or how few) people are visiting. Using Google Analytics on a website requires a valid consent from visitors (Because of ePrivacy Directive and not the GDPR). By Coralie Collignon.

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  Tags analytics miscellaneous big-data web-development

• MQTT vs SSE

  Posted on October 17, 2020, Level beginner Resource Length long

  Building a real-time web or mobile application is a bit more challenging than building a standard service. That's because the protocol you choose to deliver data from the server to the client — and back — will have a significant impact on the overall experience. By Kieran Kilbride-Singh.

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  Tags microservices web-development event-driven messaging software-architecture app-development

• Why I'm excited about Cloudflare's automatic platform optimization for WordPress

  Posted on October 8, 2020, Level intermediate Resource Length medium

  Cloudflare released "Automatic Platform Optimization" (APO), a new performance optimization service for WordPress sites. By Brian Li.

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  Tags cloud web-development performance code-refactoring

• Exploring site speed optimisations with WebPageTest and Cloudflare Workers

  Posted on October 7, 2020, Level intermediate Resource Length medium

  One of the common questions often asked by clients is "What difference will the changes you're recommending make to our site's speed"? By Andy Davies.

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  Tags nodejs web-development performance code-refactoring javascript

• Behind the scenes: How do lambda expressions really work in Java?

  Posted on October 6, 2020, Level intermediate Resource Length medium

  A look into the bytecode to see how Java handles lambdas. What does a lambda expression look like inside Java code and inside the JVM? It is obviously some type of value, and Java permits only two sorts of values: primitive types and object references. By Ben Evans.

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  Tags jvm java web-development app-development software-architecture

• Building a chat application using SvelteJS and SSE

  Posted on October 5, 2020, Level intermediate Resource Length medium

  If you've already developed web applications with ReactJS or VueJS, you've probably heard of SvelteJS. In this article, author will explore this new framework to discover its subtleties, and show you how it is not so different from others (on the surface). By Julien Demangeon.

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  Tags nodejs JavaScript web-development servers

• Angular security best practices

  Posted on October 2, 2020, Level beginner Resource Length medium

  This time, we dive straight into the modern Angular security best practices. By Liran Tal, Natalia Venditto.

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  Tags nodejs angular frontend web-development infosec

• A CD pipeline on GKE with Argocd and Keel

  Posted on October 1, 2020, Level intermediate Resource Length short

  An article describing how to use argoCD as a tool in your CD pipeline for the GKE clusters. You can use keel alongside argoCD to complement it. By Nico.

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  Tags devops cicd web-development

• Writing AWS Lambda functions with Typescript and Webpack

  Posted on September 29, 2020, Level beginner Resource Length short

  Whether you use terraform, the terraform cdk or the aws cdk, you still need to compile your source code and make them into lambda deployment packages. By Julian.

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  Tags nodejs javascript serverless frontend web-development

• How to optimize Vue.js applications

  Posted on September 27, 2020, Level intermediate Resource Length medium

  Performance is a touchy subject in software engineering. It's one thing to write code and ship it; it's another thing entirely to make it faster and more enjoyable for your users — and the next developers after you. Published on theninja.blog.

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  Tags frontend web-development javascript nodejs

• Building your own design strategy as a UX designer

  Posted on September 26, 2020, Level beginner Resource Length long

  Having a defined process will help you work in a more organized and fluid way. Here are the key components of a UX workflow. By Mehek Kapoor.

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  Tags ux web-development app-development teams learning

• How to create a great user experience with React, TypeScript, and React Testing Library

  Posted on September 23, 2020, Level intermediate Resource Length long

  This post is my attempt to illustrate a Proof of Concept (PoC) author built to try out some ideas. Primarily author wanted to understand more about how to create great product experiences. By TK.

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  Tags ux web-development tdd app-development react javascript javascript

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