Javascript News 3rd Week(Apr) – How to test UIs, Web Scraping with NodeJS, Figma designs to React code, Improving React application performance

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1.A JavaScript library to brighten up your user’s site experience with visual effects! – party.js

Hello! | party.js

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2. How to actually test UIs

How to actually test UIs

Testing techniques used by leading engineering teams

3. Web Scraping with Javascript (NodeJS)

Web Scraping with Javascript (NodeJS) | ScrapingAnt Blog

Check out the step-by-step tutorial on how to scrape web pages with Javascript and NodeJS. Learn how to use headless Chrome and the most popular libraries.

4. API Factories for Vue.js & Nuxt

API Factories Vue.js Nuxt

How are you organizing your API calls? Have you considered API factories to make your codebase easier to work with, increasing your team’s productivity?

5. Five ways to prevent code injection in JavaScript and Node.js

5 ways to prevent code injection in JavaScript and Node.js

Learn some best practices for keeping your Node.js and JavaScript projects safe from code injection attacks.

6. Convert Figma designs to React code (React Native and Next.js)

7. Improving React application performance: React.memo vs useMemo

Improving React application performance: React.memo vs useMemo

As a React developer, you’ve most likely come across situations where optimizing the performance of a component is necessary.

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