Best of Community — July 2022

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   daily.dev Changelog·4y

   Community Picks 💎

   Community Picks lets you add up to 3 articles per day to the daily.dev feed. If you have enough reputation you will gain the Scout privilege. You can add any article from any website (as long as it is about development and high quality of course!)Read more about Community Picks in our Documentation.

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   GitHub Blog·4y

   Release Radar · June 2022 Edition

   Capri 4.0 is a fast, low resource, web framework for Node.js. The latest version comes with an even faster system, synchronous route registration, and new Pino transports. Capri aims to address this by creating static sites that support islands architecture. This type of website design provides better accessibility and faster load times. Check out the project and add some music to your community.

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   freeCodeCamp·4y

   How to Choose a Tech Career in 2022 – A Career Changer's Guide

   As a UI/UX developer, your job is to design and build out a user's experience for a brand or company. A code editor/IDE is where you'll write your code, debug it, and preview written code. Git and GitHub for version control is a system that helps you review your code in stages and keep track of your revisions. Git is a version control system.

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   Community Picks·4y

   What I Learned at Clubhouse 📓

   Clubhouse co-founder and former employee of the app is now an advisor. He shares his lessons on how to build and scale startups and how to do it in public. "Earn the right to build" and "have respect for sequencing" are principles he’s internalized.

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   React Native·4y

   Hermes as the Default · React Native

   Hermes is designed for resource constrained devices and optimizes for start up, app size, and memory consumption. All new projects starting on v0.70 will have Hermes enabled by default. Hermes is built alongside every version of React Native. This ensures full compatibility with each version and creates a much tighter integration.

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   Hacker News·4y

   Open Source is Not About You

   Open source is a licensing and delivery mechanism, period. It means you get the source for software and the right to use and modify it. The only people entitled to say how open source 'ought' to work are people who run projects. The vast majority of the user community doesn't contribute, and doesn't desire to contribute.

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