I’m becoming a fan of the TansTack family. They just released v5 for the Query with loads of improvements. For my current project, I re-wrote Tables using https://tanstack.com/table/v8, and that was a great experience; other than that, there is plenty to read and even one fun article down the line.
v5 continues the journey of v4, trying to make TanStack Query smaller (v5 is ~20% smaller than v4), better and more intuitive to use.
https://tanstack.com/blog/announcing-tanstack-query-v5
In case you don’t know TQ: https://tanstack.com/query/latest
Josh explored an interesting use case for the Modulo operator.
https://www.joshwcomeau.com/javascript/modulo-operator/
https://steveholgado.com/typescript-types-from-arrays/
“The select element gets a small but mighty upgrade in Chrome 119, with a feature that also landed in Safari 17.”
https://developer.chrome.com/en/blog/hr-in-select/
What is possible with tiny JS is amazing.
https://github.blog/2023-10-13-js13k-2023-winners/
This is a straightforward and nice tutorial on Svelte
Fascinating post about the CSS approach. Learning about Fluid Type and Fluid Space, which create responsive designs, is especially interesting. He also shows rhythm “hacks” and font definitions.
https://set.studio/reality-check-1-building-out-a-furniture-site-from-dribbble/
Different examples on hover plus explanations of how those are achieved.
https://css-tricks.com/css-link-hover-effects/
https://kirupa.com/web/changing_colors_svg_css_javascript.htm
Probably the name tricked me to open that link
If you are interested in design, then this is a fantastic resource to dive into.
https://hackdesign.org/lessons
Online image and vector editors
This is Friday’s fun article. The UX expert will review your web project and ensure it is easy to use, even for a drunk person. 🙂 Quite a bizarre offer, but here we go: