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- React Storybook: Develop Beautiful User Interfaces with Ease
- At the beginning of a front-end project, a beautiful interface is usually designed first. You carefully plan and draw all UI components and their various states and effects. However, things tend to change during development. New demands and unforeseen use cases are emerging one after another. The initially beautiful library of components doesn’t cover all of these needs, you need to keep adding new designs. If you have design experts around you at this time, it's great, but they've often switched to other projects, leaving developers alone to deal with these changes. As a result, design consistency begins to decline. It is difficult to track existing components in the component library, their status and appearance. To avoid this design confusion, it is usually best to create separate documents for all components. While there are a variety of tools available for this purpose, this article will highlight a dedicated Reac
- JS Tutorial 1001 2025-02-17 08:59:11
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- How to Manage Your JavaScript Application State with MobX
- This article was peer reviewed by Michel Weststrate and Aaron Boyer. Thanks to all the peer reviewers of SitePoint for making SitePoint’s content perfect! If you have ever written an application that is more complex than a very simple one using jQuery, you may have had the problem of keeping different parts of the UI in sync. Often, changes to data need to be reflected in multiple locations, and as the application grows, you may find yourself in trouble. To control this confusion, events are often used to let different parts of the application know when changes have occurred. So, how did you manage the state of your application today? I'm going to take the liberty to say that you oversubscribe to the changes. That's right.
- JS Tutorial 579 2025-02-17 08:57:08
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- Top 5 jQuery UI Alternatives
- Key Differences Among Popular UI Frameworks This article compares several leading UI frameworks as alternatives to jQuery UI, highlighting their strengths and weaknesses to help developers choose the best fit for their projects. Each framework offer
- JS Tutorial 995 2025-02-17 08:56:10
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- Improve Your JavaScript Learning with Fun Experiments
- This article was peer-reviewed by Mark Brown. Thanks to all the peer reviewers at SitePoint for getting SitePoint content to its best! Learning in the field of web development is endless. Our industry is constantly updated and improved, so should we! Unfortunately, keeping up with the trend can be exhausting, but it doesn’t have to be. In this article, I will show you how small experiments can be a fun and effective way to learn new knowledge and make sure that learning and staying up to date is always fun. Key Points Small experiments can be an interesting and effective way to learn new knowledge in web development and JavaScript. By setting rules such as preparing for work, scheduling tasks, avoiding
- JS Tutorial 813 2025-02-17 08:55:09
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- Inspirational UI Design Ideas for Your Next Website Project
- Design Points This article discusses how to cleverly use micro-interaction, hover animation, CSS gradient and conversion effects in website design to enhance visual appeal, guide user behavior, and ultimately bring better user experience. Micro-interaction, hover animation, CSS gradients and transformations: These elements can effectively enhance visual interest and guide users to complete specific operations. Gradient Background and CSS Transformation: As shown in the Stripe website, gradient background and CSS Transformation can create compelling titles or backgrounds for call-to-action elements. Interactive Menu: An interactive menu with unique layouts, styling icons, titles, and summary descriptions that transform a normal menu into a engaging display area. Subtle repeat animation: No user interaction required
- CSS Tutorial 495 2025-02-17 08:54:12
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- Up and Running with ESLint
- ESLint: Your JavaScript Code's New Best Friend This article explores ESLint, a powerful and adaptable JavaScript linter, highlighting its capabilities and benefits for developers. Linters automatically check code for potential problems, improving co
- JS Tutorial 328 2025-02-17 08:53:12
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- Exploring Github's Public Events with PHP and Google BigQuery
- This article explores GitHub's public events API and demonstrates how to analyze this data using Google BigQuery and a PHP application built with Laravel. Because GitHub's API limits access to only the last 300 events, the article leverages the GitH
- PHP Tutorial 1015 2025-02-17 08:52:14
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- Fast Multi-language Docs with SitePoint's RTDSphinx-PHP
- SitePoint's RTDSphinx-PHP: A Streamlined Sphinx Skeleton for Multi-Language PHP Documentation This post introduces RTDSphinx-PHP, a ReadTheDocs-compatible Sphinx skeleton designed for creating and deploying multi-language PHP documentation. It simpl
- PHP Tutorial 553 2025-02-17 08:51:38
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- A Guide to Python Exception Handling
- This article explores Python's exception handling mechanisms, a crucial aspect of robust programming. We'll examine the differences between syntax errors and exceptions, and how to gracefully manage runtime errors to prevent program crashes. Two pri
- Python Tutorial 416 2025-02-17 08:50:08
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- What is HTTP/2?
- HTTP/2: A major upgrade to web page transport protocol HTTP/2 is the latest version of the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) and is designed to replace HTTP/1.1. It significantly improves data transmission efficiency and speed through features such as binary data, compression headers, pipelineization, multiplexing and server push. Differences between HTTP/2 and HTTP/1.1 HTTP/2 (originally named HTTP/2.0) originated from the SPDY protocol designed by Google in 2009. HTTP/1.1 has some limitations, such as designing in an era of small web page sizes and limited CSS and JavaScript applications, it is difficult to cope with the current situation of high bandwidth, Ajax drivers, single-page applications and client frameworks. HTT
- It Industry 690 2025-02-17 08:49:12
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- Build a Search Engine with Node.js and Elasticsearch
- This article was peer-reviewed by Mark Brown, Vildan Softic and Moritz Kröger. Thanks to all the peer reviewers at SitePoint for making SitePoint’s content perfect! Elasticsearch is an open source search engine that is becoming increasingly popular due to its high performance and distributed architecture. This article will explore its key features and guide you how to use it to create a Node.js search engine. Key Points Elasticsearch is a high-performance distributed search engine built on Apache Lucene, mainly used for real-time indexing and searching data. The system is patternless and can automatically detect data structures and
- JS Tutorial 890 2025-02-17 08:47:09
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- Quick Tip: How JavaScript References Work
- Understanding JavaScript References: A Deep Dive Key Concepts: JavaScript uses pass-by-value for primitive types (Number, String, Boolean, undefined, null, Symbol) and pass-by-reference for compound types (Objects and Arrays). The typeof operator
- JS Tutorial 797 2025-02-17 08:46:19
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- 4 Signs Your Employer Will Ruin Your Career
- “No one will hire me.” Jim Walters was blacklisted. His former boss tried to ruin his career. When potential employers contact Jim, they will ask for a letter of recommendation. So he sent it to them. Inevitably, these employers decided they didn’t want to hire Jim. All 12 employers issued invitations to hire, but after contacting his referee, they all went back on their word. His former boss is trying to ruin his career. Looking for your next position? SitePoint Remote Job Recruitment Website can help you find the best remote work in the tech field. Key Points Pay attention to long-term emotional negation: If your employer always denies or devalues your feelings and thoughts, this is a sign that they may damage
- It Industry 910 2025-02-17 08:44:20
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- Grab Our Free Printable Markdown Cheat Sheet
- HTML has revolutionized the way we communicate. It formats the colossal amounts of information we read online, and is often used beyond the Web to format books and other reading materials. Yet, until the advent of Markdown, it was a clumsy exercise
- It Industry 928 2025-02-17 08:43:09
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- Record Retrieval and Pagination in Bolt CMS
- Bolt CMS: A Lightweight CMS for Speedy Development and Easy Content Management Bolt CMS, a lightweight PHP-based CMS leveraging Silex and Symfony components, provides a streamlined, efficient, and enjoyable development experience. This guide demonst
- PHP Tutorial 816 2025-02-17 08:42:11