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Building a Custom Comparison Validator Directive in Angular

There are several traditional approaches to implementing custom validation in Angular forms, but today, we’ll explore a unique solution using custom directives. If you’ve been following my blog, you know I’m a huge fan of directives — they empower you to create modern, dynamic applications, making it feel like the magic lies in the attributes themselves. - https://medium.com/@abutayar/building-a-custom-comparison-validator-directive-in-angular-3477582e6ec0

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Async and Sync? How useAsyncData does it all

Curious about how Nuxt's useAsyncData and useFetch can operate both synchronously and asynchronously? Discover the intriguing mechanism behind this dual functionality in our latest blog post. Learn how to create functions that adapt to await usage, enhancing your understanding of Nuxt and empowering you to apply these patterns in your own projects. Check out a complete working demo and step-by-step code explanations to master this concept! - https://masteringnuxt.com/blog/async-and-sync-how-useasyncdata-does-it-all

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Avoiding anys with Linting and TypeScript

any is TypeScript’s famous type fallback/safety hatch but if you can avoid it, you can benefit more from TypeScript’s type-checking features. Josh shares some tips to do just that. - https://typescript-eslint.io/blog/avoiding-anys/

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Using Container Query Units Relative to an Outer Container

Ana Tudor shows a trick of utilizing a custom property to use container query units relative to an outer container. - https://frontendmasters.com/blog/using-container-query-units-relative-to-an-outer-container

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RxSignals: The most powerful synergy in the history of Angular

For years, RxJS has been a cornerstone of reactivity in Angular. However, one of its main drawbacks in terms of synchronizing data and view is its stateless nature. - https://medium.com/coreteq/rxsignals-the-most-powerful-synergy-in-the-history-of-angular-235398a26b41

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The Ultimate Guide to Vue Performance

Good performance is a vital part of any web application. In this new course from the Vue School team, learn how to keep your Vue applications lightning fast by looking at common performance centered solutions such as virtual lists, the v-memo directive, the shallowRef function, and more! - https://vueschool.io/courses/the-ultimate-guide-to-vue-performance

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React, Visualized: A Visual Exploration of React Concepts

The creators of a React course have updated their popular visual explainer of numerous core React concepts to cover React 19 and features like actions, transitions, and Server Components too. There’s a lot to enjoy here, even if you don’t want to take the course. - https://react.gg/visualized

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The Node.js Test CI Security Incident Explained

The Node.js project recently experienced a critical security incident with its test CI infrastructure. Attackers exploited a flaw in the Jenkins pipeline and this post goes into detail about how it came about and was resolved. - https://nodejs.org/en/blog/vulnerability/march-2025-ci-incident

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Updates to Popover and CSS Anchor Positioning Polyfills

James Stuckey Weber gives an overview of updates to the Popover and CSS Anchor Positioning Polyfills. - https://www.oddbird.net/2025/05/06/polyfill-updates

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Exploring Svelte Stores: Reactivity, Dependency, and Advanced Usage

Svelte has gained immense popularity in the web development community for its simplicity, speed, and reactivity. One of the core features that make Svelte stand out is its store mechanism, which provides an intuitive way to manage state in your applications.  - https://medium.com/@nadeem.ahmad.na/exploring-svelte-stores-reactivity-dependency-and-advanced-usage-64c7bb408107

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How I Started Writing Unit Tests for Vue Components

At some point, every frontend developer realizes that it would be great to somehow verify that their code is working as expected. In this article, take a look at how you can start testing Vue components. - https://dev.to/byteminds/how-i-started-writing-unit-tests-for-vue-components-1771?bb=206787

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The Beauty of TanStack Router

Dominik, a new contributor to TanStack Router, calls the project “a work of beauty” and gives an outline of its high-level features here in an attempt to show how it stands out from the alternatives. - https://tkdodo.eu/blog/the-beauty-of-tan-stack-router

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Giving V8 a Heads-Up: Faster Startup with Explicit Compile Hints

Not Node specific but a look at a V8 optimization that may become relevant in time. Explicit Compile Hints let you direct V8 to eagerly compile specific files as a way to speed up startup. It ships with Chrome 136. - https://v8.dev/blog/explicit-compile-hints

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React vs. Svelte: A Detailed Comparison for Modern Web Development

The ever-evolving landscape of JavaScript frameworks presents developers with a vast array of choices for building modern web applications. React, with its extensive adoption and vibrant community, has established itself as a dominant force.  - https://awstip.com/react-vs-svelte-a-detailed-comparison-for-modern-web-development-91f6c3fa0af4

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Nuxt Scripts: The Answer to Third-Party Scripts Chaos

Master third-party script management with Nuxt Scripts! Boost performance, enhance privacy, and simplify integrations. Find out more in this article. - https://masteringnuxt.com/blog/nuxt-scripts-the-answer-to-third-party-scripts-chaos

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