Friday, May 31, 2019

3D images and AR integration are now available in Google mobile search Results

At Google I/O a couple of weeks ago, the tech giant announced support for 3D images and AR within search and that feature is live now. Internet users can search for a lot of objects including furniture and animals in 3D form, and then merge them into their environments with AR. It actually works...

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Awesome Daddies Interactive

Awesome Daddies is a Digital agency in Denmark, specialized in building UI Design and UX Design across the website and mobile applications.


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Opener Festival website

Website of the biggest music festival in Poland, contains the lineup, artists presentation and news.


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Instagram Explore page has been at makeover stage and people find a glitch

Usually, my Instagram explore has photos of cute puppies, celebrities, funny pranks, and videos of housewives vlogging about their daily routine, but today everything has been changed. There are photos and videos of nature and travel in my Explore tab. It seems to be a polite glitch but what has...

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Preloader Style 232

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Range Slider Style 35

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Create a JavaScript Contact Form With the Smart Forms Framework

YouTube Cryptocurrency Videos are Used by Attackers to Inject Trojan Into System

A new scam campaign is using YouTube videos to introduce cryptocurrency generating tool which claims to generate free bitcoins for the users. Whereas in actual it is a Trojan to steal information and fetch clipboard data. Frost, a security research tracked this campaign for almost 15 days....

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Apple, Google, WhatsApp disagreed to eavesdrop on encrypted messages

WhatsApp, Google, Microsoft, Liberty and Privacy International, Apple and other 43 companies have criticized the UK intelligence agency’s proposal to listen or read the encrypted messages of users in a letter, which says that it would threaten the privacy and trust of users, published in Law...

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T-Series garners 100 million subscribers – becomes the first YouTube channel to hit the milestone

India-based T-Series became the first YouTube channel to reach more than 100 million subscribers after months of battling for the top position. YouTube sent out a congratulatory message to T-Series via Twitter, telling the channel that a new trophy is on its way to celebrate the achievement. Just...

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Avast, BitDefender, Kaspersky, Microsoft Defender: Which is the Best Antivirus for Windows 10 Devices?

Researchers at AV-Tests conducted a series of tests to compare the top anti-virus available in the market that provides best services on Microsoft Windows 10 devices. Five different security products that passed the March/April 2019 tests included Bitdefender, F-Secure, Kaspersky Lab, McAfee, and...

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Angular 8, TypeScript 3.5, and comparing React to Vue

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Papa Parse 5.0: Fast In-Browser CSV Parsing — Complies with RFC4180, handles streaming, can both parse or convert JSON to CSV, and has no dependencies. It has a nice homepage with lots of usage examples too.

Matt Holt

Angular 8 Released — A major release of the popular app framework, featuring smaller bundles, CLI APIs, differential loading and more.

Stephen Fluin

'Why I'm Still Using jQuery in 2019' — It’s cool to disregard jQuery (we get comments whenever we link to jQuery plugins in JavaScript Weekly – which isn’t often, admittedly) but it’s still heavily used and useful for many. This post provoked an extensive discussion on Hacker News if you’re into such things.

Martin Tournoij

New Course: The Hard Parts of Servers & Node.js ☁️ — Learn the hard parts of the, "the most powerful technology to have emerged in the last 10 years for building servers: Node.js."

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TypeScript 3.5 Released — It’s not a huge release but improved performance and incremental compilation and the Omit helper type will surely be welcome to the rapidly growing number of TypeScript users.

Daniel Rosenwasser (Microsoft)

React for Vue Developers — It’s always nice to see people riffing on how Vue and React approach problems and how their solutions differ. Here, Sebastian walks through Vue’s core features and how he’d approach them with hooks-flavored React.

Sebastian De Deyne

More Adventures in Functional JavaScript: Five Ways to Calculate an Average with Array reduce — Using the reduce method to calculate an average isn’t unusual but things get complicated fast if you go beyond the most basic examples. Lots to enjoy here.

James Sinclair

P.S. If you have a few minutes, Yulia Startsev of Mozilla (and a TC39 representative) asked if we'd be able to get some of you to take this survey to potentially help in the future design of JavaScript.

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The 80/20 Guide to JSON.stringify in JavaScriptJSON.stringify converts objects to JSON and it’s used in lots of places. Here’s a brief look at how it’s used and some of the errors it can throw.

Valeri Karpov

Build a Progressive Web App with Angular — Learn how to build an Angular-based PWA and deploy it for use on mobile devices using Netflify.

John Green

12 Tips for Writing Clean and Scalable JavaScript

Lukas Gisder-Dubé

2 Hour GraphQL Tutorials - Concise, Hands-On GraphQL Tutorials for Frontend Developers — A series of open-source GraphQL tutorials with videos. Now featuring tutorials for React, Vue, ReactNative, iOS & Android developers.

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Secrets of JavaScript: A Tale of React, Performance Optimization and Multi-Threading — Lessons learned from optimizing a uniquely challenging search UI presented in an interesting, almost ‘choose your own adventure’ format on Medium.

Leo Fabrikant

Compiling C to WebAssembly without Emscripten — Know C and want to compile a function to WebAssembly so you can call it from JavaScript? Here you go. If you’re a macOS user, I created a similar simple example to compiling C to WASM with clang.

Surma

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VS Code Browser Preview Gets 'Inspect Element' Feature — Inspect an element and go directly to the component’s source. Handy! Works with both React and Svelte so far. Here’s the extension itself.

Kenneth Auchenberg

Normalizr: Normalize Nested JSON to a Defined Schema — For example, consider if you receive a complicated, nested JSON object from a third party service and you want to boil it down to a format that better suits your app.. this is what you need. See the example.

Paul Armstrong

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Verdaccio 4 Released: A Private npm Registry and Cache — If you need your own private package manager, cache, and proxy, look no further. GitHub repo.

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Puppeteer Recorder: A Chrome Extension That Creates Puppeteer Scripts — Hit record, do things in your browser, and this extension generates JavaScript code you can then run that uses Puppeteer to reproduce the actions headlessly.

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babel-plugin-macros: Allows You to Build Simple Compile-Time Libraries — If you’re a Babel user and haven’t played with this easy way to integrate compile-time compilation into your code, you’re missing out. Here’s the how and why.

Kent C. Dodds

Zdog: A Pseudo-3D Engine for Canvas and SVG — A JavaScript engine for designing and rendering simple 3D models on the Web.

Metafizzy

TipTap: A Rich-Text Editor for Vue.js — Check out the live demo. It’s based on Prosemirror and you can extend it easily using Vue components.

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Pickr: A Flat, Simple, Dependency-Free Color PickerLive demo. It’s nice.

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MQTT.js: An MQTT Client for Node and the BrowserMQTT is a messaging protocol commonly associated with IoT. A new release this week adds support for MQTT 5.

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Creating HTML emails is often thought of as an unpleasant and neglected part of web design, but email is hugely important for reaching out to your users, customers and clients. In this book, Andy shows you how to design and build responsive email your customers and clients will love to receive.

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Google announced that mobile-first indexing will now be the default for all new web domains

In 2018, Google introduced a Mobile-First Indexing (MFI) system, which was applied for more than half the web pages in Google search results. The MFI system is using a website’s mobile version to index its pages in Google search results. In a new announcement on Tuesday, the company said...

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Finally, Guests can be a part of livestream videos on Twitter

Twitter has introduced a new feature, which allow broadcasters to let guests become part of their videos and livestreams as viewers who can call them and ask questions to them. According to Twitter three viewers can call/join at a time. The same feature was introduced in Periscope in...

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