Global, automated cloud infrastructure from the broadest array of AMD and NVIDIA GPUs to virtual CPUs, bare metal, Kubernetes, storage, and networking solutions.
Link your Mastodon account to Twitter and Instagram. No bamboozle. Created by James Moore.
Always wanted to use GraphQL for your new projects, but never got time to learn how it works? Let's start the week with some new GraphQL knowledge in hand! Here's a 10-minute GraphQL crash course for you! Post written by Xiaoru Li.
Koala is a GUI application for Less, Sass, Compass and CoffeeScript compilation, to help web developers to use them more efficiently. Koala can run in windows, linux and mac.
Compile Sass, Less, Stylus, Jade, CoffeeScript on Mac, Windows & Linux with Live Browser Reload.
Parcel purports to be a “zero-config” alternative to Webpack, a popular Javascript module bundler. A module bundler takes separate, reusable JS files (or modules) and “bundles” them into a single file to be served to the browser, as well as minifying the output. This can improve website performance, as the browser doesn’t need to load a bunch of files individually. Post written by the author of "CSS in Real Life".
The Fullstack Tutorial for GraphQL. The free and open-source tutorial to learn all around GraphQL to go from zero to production.
Finds publicly known security vulnerabilities in a website's frontend JavaScript libraries.
A biweekly 20-min podcast about the latest in tech tools, tips, and tricks!
In this post I will explore five options for handling form submissions with your static site. Post written by DJ Walker.
How the new release will affect the way we write our code. As you could expect, Vue 3 brings a lot of new exciting features. Thankfully Vue team mostly introduced additions and improvements over current APIs rather than major changes so people that already know Vue 2 should quickly feel comfortable with new syntaxes. Written by Filip Rakowski.
The command-line is awesome but building on it has been hard for web developers. Vorpal is a framework that makes it easy to build mature, immersive command-line applications in JavaScript.
When it comes to building a simple front-end project, how do you get started? What are the tools you need? I suspect everyone will have a different answer. Do you start with a (JS or CSS) framework, or off-the-shelf boilerplate? Perhaps you use a task runner (like Gulp to orchestrate your project’s needs. Or do you start simple, with just HTML and a CSS file? post written by Michelle Barker.
This is how Bethan Vincent developed and launched her first podcast, The Brave, in under 2 months.
The awesome Kirby team has released Trioceros, the 3.3.0 version of Kirby CMS and the very first version of their new Kirby Editor plugin. Kirby Editor is a new visual writing and layout field for Kirby. Compose long-form text with consistent inline styles. Add images, videos, quotes and more. Bring your own block types and always rest assured that the output will be valid, customizable HTML.
This package allows you to easily read and write simple Excel and CSV files. Behind the scenes generators are used to ensure low memory usage, even when working with large files.
