Category: Frontend

Vue 3 has been with us for more than two years now. Until now it was missing one crucial component - Server Side Rendering. Fortunately, this week we finally got Nuxt 3. What took the developers so long? Does this release bring some innovative features? You will read about all this in today's Frontend Weekly.

Standalone Components is one of the functionalities that the Angular community has been waiting for for a long time. However, Angular 15 is not just Standalone Components, but a whole bunch of long-awaited functionality.

Recent weeks have been quite crazy when it comes to news in the Server Side Rendering. This week Gatsby 5 have been released. It greatly improves Incremental Builds and adds experimental support for React Server Components.

Shopify is acquiring Remix! What does this mean for Remix? What will happen to Hydrogen, the SSR framework maintained by Shopify? Does Next.js have anything to fear?

The Next.js Conf conference took place past week. The news presented during it dominated all the headlines and discussions. In today's report, we'll take a look at where all the fuss is coming from, what the new Next.js 13 brings, and why Turbopack, is so fast.

The team behind React has unveiled a new hook called `use`. This inconspicuous creation could forever change the way we get data into our applications.

Facebook has announced that it intends to change the system's WebView with its own implementation in its Android app. As usual, the explanation is security and user convenience. The question is whether the whole thing doesn't happen to have a second bottom.

TypeScirpt has long ceased to surprise? Nothing could be further from the truth! The TypeScript 4.9 beta, released this week, introduces a brand new operator that opens up a sea of possibilities....

Days since the arrival of another frontend framework - 0. The hero of today's post is Qwik, a new framework from the creators of angular.js, Ionic and Stencil, which weighs just 1kb and is revolutionizing the approach to server-side rendering.

The new features in Safari announced at the beginning of the summer are finally getting into the hands of the first users. Among them, such gems as support for Web Push Notifications, Container Queries and Passkeys.