Some interesting and useful things for web developer # 38

Good day, dear habravchane. Recently, I saw some interesting and useful tools / libraries / events that I want to share with Habr.

Awesome-react

The traditional “awesome” collection of useful resources for the ~~million-~~ strong React.js framework.

Probably the most detailed CSS reference from Codrops authors with their amazing HTML / CSS / SVG implementations. Besides the fact that this list of CSS describes all the latest properties, pseudo-classes, functions, types, rules, it also contains information on the latest concepts from the W3C.
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MProgress.js

Progress bar in Material Design style on CSS3 and vanilla JavaScript without dependencies on third-party libraries.

Aurelia

A modern JavaScript framework developed by Rob Eisenberg, a former member of the AngularJS team. Key points that were emphasized: support for different ES5, ES6, TypeScript, AtScript and CoffeeScript, modularity, the ability to use web components, 2-way data-binding and testability. The project in just a few days gathered more than 1,000 stars.

Is.js

A tiny JavaScript library for type checking. There is also a similar Types.js .

var getArguments = function() { return arguments; }; var arguments = getArguments(); is.arguments(arguments); => true is.not.arguments({foo: 'bar'}); => true is.all.arguments(arguments, 'bar'); => false is.any.arguments(['foo'], arguments); => true // 'all' and 'any' interfaces can also take array parameter is.all.arguments([arguments, 'foo', 'bar']); => false

Webogram - Telegram port for web

Vivaldi Browser

Western thoughts or what would translate to Habré:

They say and show domestic IT resources:

“Looking for the perfect JavaScript framework” from Frontender.info.
"Properties and methods of the prototype"
“We are struggling with the problem of this in constructors” from Forwebdev.ru.
"PostgreSQL vs MySQL" by zabivator
"Postgres straightens shoulders" from x-wao
Making the game 2048 on AngularJS by SLY_G
"Philosophy of Ember.js" by Tonkonozhenko
"A bug in CSS Chrome that destroyed our site" by @alexandfox
"The main advantage of Go" from divan0
"Calculation of factorial on Church numbers" from f0rk
"Non-personalized recommendations: the association method" from madcat1991
"WebSocket RPC or how to write a live web browser application" from orlovdl
"PHP7 Revolution: Return Types and Artifact Removal"
“Pattern“ Repository ”. Basics and Explanations " by iGusev
“Quick voice dialing on Asterisk” by antirek
"Full customization of select without using JS" by Cyapa
"Visualization of multidimensional data using Andrews charts" by galvanom
“Unconventional AngularJS Review” by freetonik
“ReactJS for stupid people”
Flux for Stupid People by ElianL

Finally:
- HTML / CSS
  - HTML5 ★ Boilerplate 5.0
  - Andy is a collection of useful SASS mixins.
  - RSCSS is a “reasonable standard for CSS structure”.
- Javascript
  - Node v0.12.0 (Stable)
  - System.js - universal dynamic module loader.
  - Kefir.js is a library for functional reactive programming, inspired by Bacon.js and RxJS.
  - React Tween State - animations for the React framework.
  - Lambdaws - allows you to send massive functions to Amazon AWS Lambda for evaluation.
  - Gif.js - GIF encoding library.
  - Matter.js is another physical 2D engine.
  - TMI - CL utility for analyzing image size.
- Php
  - Laravel 5.0
  - Underscore.php - edited Underscore.js port.
  - Utilphp - a collection of useful functions and snippet.
- Python
  - Pundler is a package manager.
  - Pyenv - version manager.
  - Dshell - network forensic analysis framework (developed by
    US Army Research Laboratory).
- Ruby
  - ClassyJSON is a cool library that converts JSON into objects.
  - Amoeba - deep copying of ActiveRecord objects.
  - Ruby Flow has restarted .
  - Gorails - a lot of screencasts about rails.
  - The Volt material is a web framework where server and client code is written in Ruby.
- Go
  - AWS SDK comes to the world of Go .
  - Package Names - An article on how to properly name packages.
  - Neo web framework .
- miscellanea
  - Drunk Test - testing the website for usability for drunk users. Good joke, excellent implementation.
  - Hurl.it - Make HTTP Requests.
  - Free test build WebStorm 10 .
  - TIL (Today I Learned) - what's new to know today ThoughBot.
  - CSS3Font - no more need for Font Squirrel.
  - GitHunt - ProductHunt for GitHub.
For help in preparing the material I express my deep gratitude to Alexander Maslov drakmail .

Friends backenders! I think everyone knows that I am doing my compilations entirely on altruism. I always went through a bunch of websites to make it always convenient to work. And at one point I decided to share the material found. Over time, collections have gained some popularity and significantly expanded in terms of content. From now on, I will clearly structure the “Finally” block so that people do not have to look for what they need. In order for the sections not to be bare and always filled with relevant information, I need your help. And the problem is not only in time, but also in competence. In terms of backend, I am rather a theorist than a practitioner.

Pkhshshnik, ~~rubist~~ , pythonist, ~~goschik~~ , if you already monitor GitHub Trending, Reddit, HackerNews or Twitter in search of interesting and useful things on your topic, if you find it definitely has value, but does not deserve the attention of the whole post, if it's not difficult for you once a week / in two weeks, depending on the material to share a pair of kilobytes of reference mass, then write me in a personal or any social. network from profile. Scribble in the main section as desired. The name or contacts of volunteers in each post will be indicated.

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