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Brecht De Ruyte
Frontend Developer / DevRel
Practical uses of the :has() relational pseudo class

The :has() relational pseudo class has landed in Chrome and Safari and even though it gets less hype than for instance container queries, I believe this little pseudo class contains a lot of improvements to the way we write CSS today.

Published on
October 27, 2022
frontend css
Zjerlondy Ferero
Frontend Consultant
Getting started with tRPC v10 by building a todo app - Frontend

There's nothing quite like the feeling of finally getting your front-end and back-end types to match up. After hours of slacking, emailing, and going through documentation, you finally have it! But that feeling doesn't last long, because you realize the back-end had some type changes, which broke your front-end again! Well, here is where tRPC comes into play.

Published on
October 26, 2022
frontend react trpc react-native
Dave Bitter
Google Developer Expert Web & Developer Advocate
Developers are not Trusted Types!

Even with our best intentions as developers, we all make mistakes. XSS being one of the most common web vulnerabilities on the web proves that we need to better defend ourselves and our users against this. Let’s see how Trusted Types can help us!

Published on
October 20, 2022
frontend security react
Zjerlondy Ferero
Frontend Consultant
Getting started with tRPC v10 by building a todo app - Backend

There's nothing quite like the feeling of finally getting your front-end and back-end types to match up. After hours of slacking, emailing, and going through documentation, you finally have it! But that feeling doesn't last long, because you realize the back-end had some type changes, which broke your front-end again! Well, here is where tRPC comes into play.

Published on
October 13, 2022
frontend react trpc react-native
Vince Liem
Senior Frontend Consultant & AI expert
OpenAI GPT-3
Cloud Occupant
The current state of AI for content creators

In the second part of this series, we will take a look at some of the ways that GPT-3 can be used by content creators to improve their workflow. We will also provide some tips on how to get started with using GPT-3 for your own projects. We will use OpenAI’s Playground to try out the features of GPT-3.

Published on
September 22, 2022
content AI
Dave Bitter
Google Developer Expert Web & Developer Advocate
How to use matchMedia to create a performant custom viewport hook

Unfortunately, sometimes you need to write viewport-based logic in your JavaScript code. Usually, this is done with a listener on the window for a resize. Let’s look at a better way.

Published on
September 16, 2022
frontend react
Abdelhak Chahid
Data Scientist
Peeking problem in A/B testing: Frequentist approach

In our current state of digitization, data-based decision-making has become an integral aspect of online businesses. Evidence-based practice, the paradigm used to make those informed decisions, relies on the use of data and solid statistical methods to solve real problems.

Published on
September 8, 2022
testing python
Dave Bitter
Google Developer Expert Web & Developer Advocate
How do I setup CI/CD & hosting?

How to build a component library Part 4: Setting up CI/CD & hosting.

Published on
September 7, 2022
frontend
Owin Gruters
Technology Director
A First Glance at Azure Container Apps

Azure recently launched Container Apps, Somewhere in the function-middle between Container Instances and Kubernetes Services lives this new resource type. This is a journal of a first glance on it.

Published on
September 1, 2022
azure devops docker
Dave Bitter
Google Developer Expert Web & Developer Advocate
How do I set up linting, unit, snapshot and visual regression testing?

How to build a component library Part 3: Setting up linting, unit, snapshot and visual regression testing.

Published on
August 31, 2022
frontend

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Practical uses of the :has() relational pseudo class

The :has() relational pseudo class has landed in Chrome and Safari and even though it gets less hype than for instance container queries, I believe this little pseudo class contains a lot of improvements to the way we write CSS today.

Getting started with tRPC v10 by building a todo app - Frontend

Developers are not Trusted Types!

Even with our best intentions as developers, we all make mistakes. XSS being one of the most common web vulnerabilities on the web proves that we need to better defend ourselves and our users against this. Let’s see how Trusted Types can help us!

Getting started with tRPC v10 by building a todo app - Backend

The current state of AI for content creators

How to use matchMedia to create a performant custom viewport hook

Unfortunately, sometimes you need to write viewport-based logic in your JavaScript code. Usually, this is done with a listener on the window for a resize. Let’s look at a better way.

Peeking problem in A/B testing: Frequentist approach

In our current state of digitization, data-based decision-making has become an integral aspect of online businesses. Evidence-based practice, the paradigm used to make those informed decisions, relies on the use of data and solid statistical methods to solve real problems.

How do I setup CI/CD & hosting?

How to build a component library Part 4: Setting up CI/CD & hosting.

A First Glance at Azure Container Apps

Azure recently launched Container Apps, Somewhere in the function-middle between Container Instances and Kubernetes Services lives this new resource type. This is a journal of a first glance on it.

How do I set up linting, unit, snapshot and visual regression testing?

How to build a component library Part 3: Setting up linting, unit, snapshot and visual regression testing.