Mr Frontend weekly sharing #52
A year of the Mr Frontend Community
I wanted this week started more personally to thank you all!
This month we reached 1 year of the Mr Frontend Community! :-D
We reached a lot of people with help and support for Frontend Development, 232 wonderful persons. I ‘m very happy that a lot of them are highly active and keep on contributing to the community! I hope that this coming year we can stay helpful to a lot of others who didn’t discover us yet.
Our community has not only Frontend Developers! There are graphic designers, backend developers, web designers and a lot of other titles. We are lucky to have all kinds of levels in experiences with a lot of different backgrounds. The members of the community are coming from India, VS, Netherlands, Germany, Turkey, Africa and a lot more other countries (sorry if I did forgot yours! If so? Add them in the comments).
I’m very thankful for this experience to start this wonderful community with so many nice people!
So this week our Mr Frontend weekly sharing include links with WordPress, JavaScript, CSS and a lot of other things.
I hope you like it! If you have things you missed in the list, feel free to add them in the comments 😉
JavaScript
- Thinking in Ramda: Getting Started
This post is the beginning of a new series about functional programming called Thinking in Ramda…. - Understanding JSON Web Tokens (JWT)
JSON Web Token ( JWT ) is an open standard ( RFC-7519 ) based on JSON to create a token that serves to send data between applications or services and … - Why Learn Functional Programming in JavaScript? (Composing Software) — JavaScript Scene
Note: This is part of the “Composing Software” series on learning functional programming and compositional software techniques in…… - Convert a callback to a promise — js Video Tutorial #free
Promises are rapidly overtaking callbacks in popularity. In this lesson, I show you how to rewrite a callback using ES6 Promises. After getting a hand…
Other
- Ana Balica — Code review checklist
Blog about code, traveling and social involvement…. - A Detailed Introduction To Webpack — Smashing Magazine
Webpack is a powerful tool that bundles your app source code efficiently and loads that code from a server into a browser…. - Fresh Resources for Developers — February 2017 | Code Geekz
Every month myriad of web development tools are being released by developer community. Such tools are quite useful when working on different projects…. - Render lists of data in Vue with v-for — vue Video Tutorial #free
Let’s write some example data and render it to our page with v-for, and then see how we can use the same directive to render the same component multip… - Variables declared using const are not immutable
Using const only means that the variable will always have a reference to the same object or primitive value, because that reference can’t change…. - RethinkDB versus PostgreSQL: my personal experience › SageMathCloud Blog
News and updates about SageMathCloud…
Frameworks
- Issue #253
Find out how to control font metrics with CSS, how to create non-rectangular headers, how to progressively enhance CSS, how to build an off-canvas nav…
Design
- Creating a Getting Started Page for Your Clients
Welcome to part 2 of 5 of our Divi mini series Creating Client Documentation to Empower your Clients and Save You Time. In this series, we’re branchin… - Leaflet.js is The Simplest Map Library You’ll Ever Find
Google Maps is certainly the most popular embeddable map widget for web designers. But what about adding custom features such as tooltips and pin mark…
WordPress
- An Introduction to WordPress Permalinks
In this article, Jérémy Heleine provides an introduction to permalinks, so that you’ll be able to choose the best type for your WordPress site…. - How to Build an Off-Canvas Navigation With CSS Grid
The off-canvas pattern is a classic approach to responsive navigation. When the viewport is small enough to warrant it, bulky navigation is hidden “of…
CSS
- CSS Grid: One Layout, Multiple Ways | CSS-Tricks
I’ve really been enjoying getting acquainted with CSS Grid. The feature is starting to ship in many browsers and it looks like we’ll be able to start … - Issue #252
Learn how to test different browsers and devices, how to improve the quality, maintainability and integrity of your CSS, and more….
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