Best of Frontend Development — November 2022

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    5 websites to learn Frontend-web development faster

    In this article, I have curated 5 resourceful sites that will help you better you web development skills really fast. Exercism gives you the same path of study with extra challenges to help you grow faster. Below is a roadmap to master the fundamentals of JavaScript using this site.

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    The State of Frontend in 2022

    The State of Frontend in 2022 analysis of 3,700 respondents from 125 countries. The 5 countries with the most responses were the US, Poland, UK, Germany and India. Only 18% of people filling out the survey said they work at non-tech-first companies.

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    Inside the mind of a frontend developer: Hero section

    The most important thing here is the thinking process, not the CSS outcome, as sometimes it can get fairly straightforward to understand. In this article, I will take you into the journey of building a hero section by showing you your thought process.

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    Learn Full Stack Development – HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Node.js, MongoDB

    Full Stack Development - HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Node.js, MongoDB Full stack development is a term used to describe the process of developing a complete website or application from start to finish. Full stack developers must have a deep understanding of both front-end and back-end web development.

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    12 Essential Skills Your ReactJS Developers Should

    This guide will explain the crucial React JS developer abilities to screen for when hiring a ReactJS developer. Read our in-depth recruiting guide to discover the greatest React skills for your team. Join the DZone community and get the full member experience.

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    Understanding React's useRef() hook

    A built-in React hook called useRef accepts one argument or parameter as its initial value. This tutorial will look at a demo that accepts user input and saves it in a reference, or ref, while building a simple task app with TypeScript.

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    No need to use sockets to send data from Back-End?

    A quick look at how traditional data transfer works between the Back-end and Fron-End. To get the data from the backend, frontend will call the API and in the response to it Data will be returned by the backend.

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    Tauri vs. Electron for Tray Apps

    With Electron, you start out with an 85MB bundle size for almost no functionality, and most apps come up to a 150MB download easily. Tauri takes a radically different approach in how it is implemented. We’re going to try and rebuild most of its parts in Tauri, and see what works.

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