For about some time, I've been pinning the best articles and resources I've come across while learning web development. Since I can no longer find myself in my Google Chrome bookmarks, I've decided to publish them online for better organizing and for other people to have access to them. π
The first set of articles is available in the previous post.
A weekly dose of best resources and articles for a full stack web developer π₯ #1
Jakub Skoneczny γ» Jan 21 '21
I've got articles covering topics like Javascript, React, Serverless, Cloud, CI/CD, DevOps, and others. Due to lack of time, I will try to post them gradually. Here are another 10 of my pinned articles:
Finding the cause of a memory leak in Jest tests
With increasing test coverage using Jest and React Testing Library, you may start seeing some βout of memoryβ errors. In this article, you will find how to solve this and how to find the cause of a memory leak.
Push Notifications in JavaScript? Yes, you can!
With this tutorial, you will get started with JavaScript Push Notifications with working code samples and an easy explanation.
Let's Bring Spacer GIFs Back!
Learn how to design components so they only affect their inner layout and not the whole page
Multiple NodeJS apps on single server
Learn about what is web server and application server and how to deploy multiple NodeJS applications on a single server with Reverse Proxy
How to analyze 100 GB of data on your laptop with Python
Learn the best way of approaching that kind of datasets, which are a bit uncomfortable to use
Why React Context is Not a 'State Management' Tool (and Why It Doesn't Replace Redux)
This post will clarify what Context and Redux actually are, how they're meant to be used, how they're different, and when you should use them.
Introduction to Reactive Programming for Everyone
RxJava, RxJS... - do you see technologies like these listed in the job requirements and feel a little bit scared? With that article, you will get to know your opponent!
How To Set Up a Node.js Application for Production on Ubuntu 16.04
This tutorial will cover setting up a production-ready Node.js environment on a single Ubuntu 16.04 server. The server will run a Node.js application managed by PM2 with Nginx Reverse Proxy.
Fast-Paced Multiplayer (Part I): Client-Server Game Architecture
First in a series of articles exploring the techniques and algorithms that make fast-paced multiplayer games possible
18 DevTools for productivity π
This may sound crazy, but developers are lazy. We need to automate lots of our tasks because repetition can be tiring. Here is a list of some tools I find extremely useful
That's it for now. π If you also have great resources pinned or saved on your computer, you can send me some (comment or message), and I will include them in my list.
You can find the whole list of resources on my personal website:
Resources | Jakub Skoneczny - Javascript Developer
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