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People used to criticize tailwind by saying "why can't you just write CSS" really don't know the power that tailwind brings to the table. This avoids writing lots of CSS classes. Many people believe that we need to include the entire Tailwind CSS file on our project's artifacts to make it work. But that is not true, with proper tree shaking and build tool configuration we can get optimal bundle sizes even using Tailwind CSS.
Template generators are very useful. if you have an existing pdf, you can create an interface for pdf generation surprisingly fast. Highly recommended if you want to manage your templates on a pdf basis. Loading Japanese fonts was also smooth. Also, pdf-lib is used internally.
I know this library is now deprecated, writing a review here just because I couldn't find the library that is now part of node js core here on the open base; please consider this a review for the core library. When it comes to compression and decompression without worrying about frontend compatibility this is the tool to go with. The native implementation makes it easy to use as well as fast. I had used it to compress frames of a video before sending it to the client ( intra-frame compression ) and it could easily maintain 30 fps when given some room for buffering. All in all good library is totally recommended.
do you want to write good looking code with less chance of error yes you have reached the right place . Eslint will prevent silly mistakes at the time of writing the code. when i first started using eslint it was little difficult , mostly put eslint-disable-next-line for most of errors then by reading documentations i figured out many things and it changed the coding pattern. It is highly customisable that make this package more powerful. It is very useful when working with team to maintain samme coding pattern.
I have used this library for a discord bot project in that project first i want to restart my server after every edit the code but then i came to know about nodemon it actually reduced that work also increased the coding and debugging process. Without this package i may took more time to complete that project
I if you care about keeping your keys safe and you are a node developer, this is the package to use. It reads values from your .env file and puts them in process.env. My most common use case for this is when pushing code to a public repo. Recently I noticed that dotenv sometimes fails to load properly if you use it from a module exported using es6 export. I am not sure if this is a bug with dotenv or is it that I am doing something stupid. If you are using firebase admin SDK outside cloud functions you can make use of dotenv. Just stringify the service key.json and store it in a .env file, then do initialize app(JSON.prase(process.env.KEY)).
The easiest way to set up a user login system for your website. It provides highly customizable, you can set up authentication using mostly any federated login providers out there. I am currently using this to set up GitHub login for a website and something I found out is that you can't access the token obtained from GitHub from the backend on user created function. The only way to transfer profile data obtained from auth provider is to write it to a doc in firestore. The auth UI provided by auth is also very useful.
Started out embedding VueJS in a super old website (think 1999) to modernize the frontend and was pleased at how easy it worked side by side with the old code. At first chance I used VueJS on a new site and that is when I realized the the power in it's simplicity. Not sure I can say anything that hasn't been said, except for when I discovered Quasar and Syncfusion in combination with Vue my productivity shot up like TSLA's stock price. Sure, you are happy with the gains, but also thinking that nothing good comes this easy. TSLA I'm not sure about, but I can say VueJS+Quasar+Syncfusion is a powerful combination and for me, translated into a huge boost in productivity for frontend projects.
Vue is a great framework! It's really easy to learn and its performance is slightly faster than React. It continues to grow in popularity every year, and isn't jumping the shark with things like hooks. I use Vue for all of my projects because it's so much faster to set up, and you don't need a computer science degree to understand it.
I’ve used this library both professionally and in my side projects( for the small project especially ) It’s easy to use, however it’s a bit lacking in terms of customizability, and I would appreciate a more flexible API. One killer feature is the built-in responsive design, and in addition, this library also has several plugins available. In comparison to space-slider, I found this library to be more performant and less buggy, so I have switched and I’m not looking back...