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Sass Style Guide: A Sass Tutorial on How to Write Better CSS Code

By Matias Hernandez

When working on big web applications as a team with other developers, code needs to be scalable and readable. This can be a challenging process when it comes to CSS, although preprocessors like Sass are available. But only using preprocessors will only get you so far. In this article, Toptal engineer Matias Hernandez presents a style guide with advice on how to improve the way you write your code.

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Embracing Sass: Why You Should Stop Using Vanilla CSS

By Marcelo Mazza

CSS preprocessors have been around for quite a while now. These tools, among many things, promise convenience in writing style sheets for the web. However, not everyone is taking advantage of these utilities, and is still resorting to writing vanilla CSS. In this article, Toptal engineer Marcelo Mazza discusses some of the reasons why he thinks Sass is the way to go and why you should be using it in your projects.

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Straightforward React UI Testing

By Swizec Teller

Using React.js props your application's front-end. In particular, testing user interactions and viewing renderings is vastly improved with React UI testing.

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Getting Started with Modules and Modular Front-End Development

By Bojan Janjanin

For some people, front-end design and development can sometimes start to seem like a chore, and can be monotonous and time consuming. Through a modular design approach, it is possible to both save time and streamline the design and development process.

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Navigating the React.js Ecosystem

By Tomas Holas

In this article, I'll go through some of the interesting features and libraries that are available to use with React. Even if you don't plan on using React, taking a look at its ecosystem is inspiring. You may want to simplify your build system using the powerful, yet comparatively easy to configure, module bundler Webpack, or start writing ECMAScript 6 and even ECMAScript 7 today with the Babel compiler. So, let's explore the React ecosystem!

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The 8 Most Common Mistakes That Ember.js Developers Make

By Balint Erdi

Ember.js is a comprehensive framework for building complex client-side applications. But, as with any advanced framework, there are still pitfalls Ember developers may fall into. With the following post, I hope to provide a map to evade these. Let's jump right in!!

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Why I Switched from AngularJS to React

By Kumar Sanket

This article provides the overview of pain points caused by AngularJS and reasons for switching to React.

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Top 8 Most Common Mistakes That Backbone.js Developers Make

By Mahmud Ridwan

Backbone.js equips the developer with an array of tools that are minimal but extremely flexible. This gives developers the option to design the applications the way they want, but also introduces a number of way things can go wrong. This article outlines a few common mistakes that Backbone.js developers can make, and how they may avoid them.

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Top 18 Most Common Mistakes that AngularJS Developers Make

By Michal Mikolajczyk

AngularJS is a very powerful framework. It is the third most starred repository on GitHub. It is not difficult to start using, but the goals that it is intended to accomplish demand comprehension. No longer can we ignore memory consumption, because it will not reset on navigation anymore. This is the vanguard of web development. Let’s embrace it!

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