This is the 200th issue of this newsletter — published every single week without missing one. Most people probably don't realize how tough it is to stay that consistent on a non-profitable side project like this.
But we made it to 200! Thanks so much for reading and supporting me over the years — it truly means a lot.
👉🏻 In this article, you'll explore what render functions are, when to use them, and how to write them using both the traditional h() function and the newer JSX syntax.
👉🏻 A comprehensive Vue.js course, designed to take you from beginner to proficient Vue developer.
👉🏻 This course covers everything from Vue fundamentals and reactivity to advanced topics like component communication, routing, and state management with Pinia.
👉🏻 CJ steps in for Scott and joins Wes to share his experience working with Nuxt, from routing and data fetching to the pros and cons of the framework.
👉🏻 They break down the Nuxt ecosystem, directory structure, and how it handles server routes and modules.
Launch Your Nuxt App in Minutes - Not Weeks
I built this starter kit because I kept rewriting the same boilerplate for every new Nuxt project.
👉🏻 Earlier this year, Anders Hejlsberg teased a 10x faster TypeScript through efforts being made to port the TypeScript compiler to Go, enabling it to be compiled and run natively.
👉🏻 The good news is you can now give it a go for yourself.
👉🏻 A developer built an interactive, browser-based 3D globe using scientific datasets and WebGL to visualize 100,000 years of Earth's history, including elevation, sea levels, climate, and ice sheets.
👉🏻 The creator of SolidJS has put together a tight 11-minute video boiling down the different approaches taken by React, Angular, Vue, Svelte, and Solid.
Dynamic Parameters in Oracle APEX REST Data Source Synchronizations Jul 25, 2024 · 6 min read Introduction In this post, I will describe how to dynamically pass parameters to Oracle APEX Rest Data Source Synchronizations. APEX REST Source Synchronizations allow you to declaratively Sync data from an REST API to a local table. Please read this post for more on why you may want to do that. This works well if you want to synchronize small to medium-sized data sets. The challenge comes when you want to sync larger data sets. For example, you would not want to Synchronize 1 million records over a REST API hourly. We need a way to run our Sync every hour but only pick up records that have changed in the last hour. Oh, and by the way, we want to do this declaratively! APEX REST Source Synchronization Steps to the Rescue. Use Case We have been tasked with Synchronizing Time Entries from the Harvest Time Entry SaaS Application to a local Oracle DB table for use in an APEX Appl...
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