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A guide to Gatsby incremental builds
Now it's possible to change a single typo and rebuild just that targeted change in ten seconds instead of triggering a complete rebuild!
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A Rust Introduction to WebAssembly
Wasm + Rust unlocks exciting potential for the future of frontend web development. It's not a replacement for JavaScript — it enhances and complements it.
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Handling interprocess communications in Electron applications like a pro
In this article, we’ll look at how to pass data between different windows (known as processes), common pitfalls, and how to tackle them.
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How to build performant web applications for slow networks
A large portion of your users are likely running on slow networks, which is why it's imperative to build performant web apps that deliver a smooth UX.
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Exploring Netlify Split Testing
Netlify's Split Testing enables you to split traffic between deploys, eliminating the need to manage multiple instances of your app when testing features.
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An introduction to deep learning with Brain.js
In this post, we will discuss some aspects of understanding how neural networks work. We will also build a small, example project using Brain.js.
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Concatenate Conf 2019 — Through My Eyes
A group of awesome Nigerians stepped forward to bring great speakers to Africa to speak in person. Hence, Concatenate 2019. Learn all about it.
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The best Rust frameworks for web dev and desktop apps
Developers can use frameworks with Rust to build fast, scaleable software. Rust is robust enough to cater to all your programming needs.
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Rust for frontend developers
If you're a frontend developer with experience, Rust could provide you with a solid toolset for creating highly-sustainable and scaleable code bases.
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How to write reusable CSS with SASS
In this article, we will be focusing on why preprocessors are important with a particular emphasis on SASS and its ability to compose rules together.