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Creating a JavaScript Debugging Utility to Guard Noisy Production Consoles - Andrew Magill, Web Engineer
Stop drowning in console logs. Keep your production console clean and actionable. This guide introduces a simple JavaScript debugging utility to quiet noisy production environments and streamline your workflow.
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React Server Components support without a framework
React Server Components support without a framework / I was at ReactSummit this June and spoke with some folks from Vercel about Next.js and RSC support outside of the framework. I really wanted to try all the cool stuff but couldn’t afford to migrate my massive apps to Next.js. The conclusion was clear: it’s difficult to start using RSC without a framework. “Hold my 🍺,” I said to myself, and started exploring. I’ll admit—it wasn’t easy. But three months later, I have a solution: meet Forket. It’s a tool that splits your code into client and server versions, so you can run React Server Components without a framework.
The joy of recursion, immutable data, and pure functions: Generating mazes with JavaScript
Generating mazes might not be something you do a lot in your typical front-end job. Some might call it a waste of time. Why bother if you’re not a game developer? Who needs that kind of thing? Sure, it might not be essential, but it’s a lot of fun. Building mazes also presents interesting real-world challenges. How do we deal with random numbers if we’re creating pure functions? How do we implement a repetitive algorithm without using loops? How do we work effectively with immutable data structures? And most importantly, can we have some fun while we’re at it?
GitHub - pompelmi/pompelmi: RFI-safe file uploads for Node.js — Express/Koa/Next.js middleware with deep ZIP inspection, MIME/size checks, and optional YARA scanning.
RFI-safe file uploads for Node.js — Express/Koa/Next.js middleware with deep ZIP inspection, MIME/size checks, and optional YARA scanning. - pompelmi/pompelmi
Next.js PWA offline capability with Service Worker, no extra package
In this tutorial, we’ll add offline support to a Next.js PWA with service worker and cache without extra packages, so no next-pwa, no next-offline, no Swiss, just plain ts. Why you may want to do it First, because this is not a super complex task and so is a perfect opportunity to play with service workers and cache, hopefully removing a little of the overwhelming feeling that usually arises when talking about the subject.
GitHub - kstonekuan/simple-chromium-ai: A lightweight TypeScript wrapper for Chrome's built-in AI Prompt API that trades flexibility for simplicity and type safety.
A lightweight TypeScript wrapper for Chrome's built-in AI Prompt API that trades flexibility for simplicity and type safety. - kstonekuan/simple-chromium-ai