Best of Google Chrome — September 2022

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   Community Picks·4y

   Building an interactive screen-sharing app with Puppeteer and React

   Puppeteer is a Node.js library that automates several browser actions such as form submission, crawling single-page applications, UI testing, and generating screenshot and PDF versions of web pages. It can be In-App (the bell icon like you have in the Dev Community - Websockets), Emails, SMSs and so //New imports. The code snippet below starts the server using Nodemon. The code snippets below begins the server. Nodomon is the code snippet above. For more information on the code below.

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   AppSignal·4y

   Minimize Heap Allocations in Node.js

   The Heap Memory allocation is only possible with primitive variables. Memory stored in the heap will live on unless it is explicitly deleted or deallocated. The heap is a large chunk of contiguous memory blocks and is expected to remain so even after allocation and deallocation. If a sufficient chunk is not found, the program will request an increase in heap space.

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   The Register·4y

   Firefox 105 is out: Faster and more memory-frugal

   Firefox 105 is leaner and meaner, and remains more efficient and customisable than any Chrome-based browser. Memory handling has been tightened up, and the browser now handles low-memory situations better on both Windows and Linux.

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   Chrome Developers·4y

   What's New In DevTools (Chrome 106)

   DevTools now shows the operation originates from the onClick event in the button component, then the increment function, followed by the timeout operation. The call stack shows only frames from your code (e.g. app. app) Use these timings information to understand and identify an opportunity to improve LCP performance. The Recorder panel now automatically generates a name for new recordings. The Styles pane now displays a color picker.

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   Chrome Developers·4y

   What's New In DevTools (Chrome 107)

   The Memory Inspector highlights all the bytes of a C/C++ memory object in the Memory Inspector. Chrome 106 - Group files by Authored / Deployed in the Sources panel - Linked stack traces for asynchronous operations.

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   Web Tools Weekly·4y

   Perf Insights, Frameworks, Media, React Tools

   Chrome 102 now includes a new panel in the DevTools called Performance Insights. The panel addresses specific problems developers have had with the existing performance panel. The most important features here are the "Insights" and "Details" panes Radix Icons A set of crisp 15x15 SVG-based icons available for Figma, Sketch, IconJar, React, or just plain SVG code.

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   DEV·4y

   How To Debug React Apps With VS Code - Boost Your Debugging Productivity

   VS Code makes it very simple to debug a React app directly from the IDE. You can set up VS Code as a debugger for your React app and see it in action. The error message tells us that the issue prop is likely null at some point.

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   The Register·4y

   Mozilla calls out Microsoft, Google, Apple over browsers

   Mozilla calls out Microsoft, Google, Apple, and Google over browsers over browsers. Mozilla says there are alternatives, such as its open-source Firefox. Google strong-arms Android smartphone makers into bundling Google's software suite – including Chrome – and competing browsers are given the cold shoulder. This is important given the high use of both PC and mobile browsers.

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