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Enhancing Vue Development with the Render Paint Flashing Plugin
Tags: vue3, vue
Published: 2023-06-22 17:38:32

_It’s important to note that the Render Paint Flashing Plugin is designed to work exclusively in Vue development mode._

As Vue developers, optimizing performance and minimizing unnecessary re-renders is crucial to building high-quality applications. In this article, we’ll explore the Render Paint Flashing Plugin, a powerful tool that enhances component development in Vue 3 applications. Inspired by the Chrome DevTools Rendering paint flashing panel, this plugin provides a visual indicator for re-rendered components, enabling developers to identify potential performance bottlenecks and optimize their Vue applications.

## Visual Indicator: Identifying Areas for Optimization

The key feature of the Render Paint Flashing Plugin is its visual indicator that highlights re-rendered components on the screen. This feature provides developers with an intuitive way to identify areas that require optimization in their Vue applications.

By enabling the Render Paint Flashing Plugin, you can observe which components are being re-rendered during different interactions or state changes. The plugin applies a flashing effect to these components, making them easily distinguishable.

![Example of plugin usage](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/0zk6845d9r3jk7uq356u.jpeg)

To get started with the Render Paint Flashing Plugin, visit the [GitHub repository](https://github.com/odeds/vue3-render-paint-flashing).
Figma: Config Day one
Published: 2023-06-22 17:27:29

Figma annual Conference. Config is going on now. [Config](https://config.figma.com) is a hybrid conference. The in person event is at at Moscone Center South in San Francisco, the virtual event is on their site. with some parts being pushed to youtube.
I'm attending virtually. Day one they had some technical difficulties with their site. The streaming was not working so they redirected to YouTube.
They put the main feed to Youtube and noted that all other rooms were being recorded and would be available later. After the first block of talks the team got the individual room streaming. 
They were still some issues with different rooms but most were resolved by the end of the day. 


Day two is today. June 22 2023.
Soi kèo bóng đá hôm nay - Nhận định dự đoán chuẩn xác
Published: 2023-06-22 17:23:37

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What are the building blocks of Angular?
Tags: angular, webdev, tutorial, beginners
Published: 2023-06-22 17:14:52

Previous post : [How to start with Angular?](https://dev.to/iamvktechie/how-to-start-with-angular-a2h)

Angular, a popular JavaScript framework developed by Google, is built on several key building blocks that work together to create robust and scalable web applications. The main building blocks of Angular are:

- **Modules**: Angular applications are modular in nature and consist of one or more modules. A module is a container for related components, services, directives, and other artifacts. It helps organize and encapsulate different parts of an application.


- **Components**: Components are the basic building blocks of an Angular application's user interface. Each component represents a part of the application with its own logic, template, and styling. Components are reusable and can be nested within other components to create complex UI structures.

- **Templates**: Templates define the structure and layout of an Angular component's view. They use HTML enhanced with Angular-specific syntax, such as data binding, directives, and event handlers, to render dynamic content and interact with the component's logic.

- **Directives**: Directives are markers on elements that allow you to extend HTML with custom behavior and manipulate the DOM. Angular provides built-in directives like ngFor, ngIf, and ngStyle, as well as the ability to create custom directives to add application-specific functionality.

- **Services**: Services are used to provide shared functionality and data across different parts of an Angular application. They are responsible for handling data retrieval, business logic, and communication with external APIs. Services can be injected into components or other services, enabling dependency injection and promoting reusability.

- **Dependency Injection (DI)**: Angular leverages dependency injection to manage the creation and resolution of dependencies. DI allows components and services to declare their dependencies and have them provided by an injector. This promotes modularity, testability, and flexibility in an application.

- **Data Binding**: Angular offers powerful data binding capabilities, enabling synchronization between the component's data model and the UI. It supports both one-way and two-way data binding, allowing you to automatically update the view when the data changes, and vice versa.

- **Routing**: Angular provides a router module that allows for navigation between different views or components based on the current URL. It enables the creation of single-page applications (SPAs) by mapping URLs to specific components and managing their state.

> These building blocks work together to create a structured and maintainable Angular application. By leveraging modules, components, templates, services, directives, dependency injection, data binding, and routing, developers can build complex web applications with ease.
The ever-growing kubernetes manual
Tags: kubernetes, automation, tutorial
Published: 2023-06-22 17:13:02

After several months not posting and trying to think a way to articulate this idea I had in mind, I think I got how to present this to the community.

This post will serve as an index for a series of other articles about kubernetes from scratch, I am planing on writing a more elavorated version of it (possibly in a ebook format) but I also wanted to give a free version to the community with the basics of Kubernetes in an easy to follow format clarifying the basic concepts you will need to go from 0 to a degree where you will feel confortable enough to deploy apps to Kubernetes and do some basic troubleshooting by using a easy to follow narrative to not only read technical information but also to nuderstand the reasoning behind it.

I will try to add more articles into the list so if you feel there are items not being presented please let me know and I will add them into the index.

So, let's jump into it:

1 - [What is Kubernetes, how does it works and why do we need it](https://dev.to/javiermarasco/what-is-kubernetes-how-does-it-works-and-why-do-we-need-it-38pl)
2 - Managed cluster vs unmanaged clusters 
3 - Basic elements of an applications running in Kubernetes
4 - Deployments, replicasets and pods
5 - Services, networking and ingress
6 - Storage classes, volumes and how to store your app data
7 - Secrets, config maps and how they are used

I will be adding those articles soon and update this index with the links to the corresponding articles, follow me to get notified every time I upload one of them and don't miss a single post :)

As always, comments and feedback is always welcome and appreciated.

See you later!
Install Arturia VST on Linux
Published: 2023-06-22 14:36:48

As we know Arturia VST is available only on MacOS and Windows. In this tutorial, I'll show you how to install Arturia VST on Linux via [yabridge](https://github.com/robbert-vdh/yabridge).

Step1. Install [wine-staging](https://wiki.winehq.org/Wine-Staging).

``` shell
~> wine --version
wine-8.10 (Staging)
```

Step2. Install [winetricks](https://wiki.winehq.org/Winetricks)

``` shell
~> winetricks --version
20210206
```

Step3. Install [wine-mono](https://wiki.winehq.org/Mono)

![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/5n33a81lvig73pr08rul.png)


At following steps, we use default [WINEPREFIX](https://linuxconfig.org/using-wine-prefixes):

Step4: Install Arturia VST or Arturia Softerware center `exe` file.

``` shell
~/D/Arturia> wine Arturia.exe
```

If you got black screen here, please use `winecfg`:

``` shell
~> winecfg
```

and check `Emulate a virtual desktop`

![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/y9e5i5qhc81jid2xdlyd.png)

**After Arturia VST installed, uncheck this checkbox.**

Step5: Install and config [yabridge](https://github.com/robbert-vdh/yabridge).

After install `yabridge`

``` shell
~> yabridgectl --version
yabridgectl 5.0.5
```

Then add vst path to `yabridge` by your `WINEPREFIX`, we use default prifix here. And `sync`:

``` shell
~> yabridgectl add ~/.wine/drive_c/Program\ Files/Common\ Files/VST3
~> yabridgectl sync
Setting up VST2, VST3, and CLAP plugins using:
- /home/nero/.local/share/yabridge/libyabridge-chainloader-vst2.so
- /home/nero/.local/share/yabridge/libyabridge-chainloader-vst3.so
- /home/nero/.local/share/yabridge/libyabridge-chainloader-clap.so
Finished setting up 9 plugins (9 new), skipped 0 non-plugin .dll files
```

Done!

![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/o5zo1h78ct6jdvnbmm0s.png)



For other problems: Try install dxvk

``` shell
~> winetricks dxvk
```

Yabridge have a active [discord](https://discord.com/invite/pyNeweqadf) community, you can search chat history there if you have more problems.
Speaking at Eleventy Meetup
Tags: eleventy, talk, meetup, speaking
Published: 2023-06-22 16:48:29

If you have been following my articles for sometime, you know that I did a [series on Eleventy](https://dev.to/psypher1/series/18202) 

This series - as is with most of my articles - was to help me understand Eleventy. 

During that time, I got to interact with amazing people from all over the web - still do.

It would so happen that Eleventy was looking for speakers for Eleventy Meetup; all you had to do was submit topics you wanted to speak about.

Here are the topics you initially proposed from the CFP form:

1. How Eleventy nudges you to learn more  
2. How Eleventy simplifies your life ( its the web stuff you know, with a little spice)  
3. Eleventy- not just a framework, but a community

---

## The Email
I had forgotten entirely about my submission when I received an email from [Stephanie Eckles](https://twitter.com/5t3ph/) asking if I wanted to speak at the next meetup.

Of course I said yes. It would be something I hadn't done before and an awesome experience for me.

We had a lot of back and forth with Steph as she explained the process to me and we agreed on scheduling and things of that nature. 

My talk after having been reminded of my initial topics was:

![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/ch0c9izo548049qb8o5s.png)

---

## The Talk
After some writing and rewriting, my final talk was divided into:
- Introduction
- Migrating to Eleventy
- Eleventy Discord
- Learn Eleventy Series
- Why Eleventy Stuck
- Community - The Superpower

Here is a brief rundown of the talking points:  

**Introduction**: I introduced myself and how I got into Eleventy. 

**Migrating to Eleventy**: The reasons that got me to switch to Eleventy  

**Eleventy Discord**: How the Eleventy discord was a great help with my journey into Eleventy.  

**Learn Eleventy Series**: The series I subsequently wrote with guidance from the discord.

**Why Eleventy Stuck**: The reasons I kept on with Eleventy, why I believe it's better than a lot frameworks out there.

**Community - The Superpower**:  I see Eleventy as a community, not a framework or static site generator - that community aspect of it is its superpower.


---

> The talk is still being edited, it'll be up on YouTube soon (I'll update this article when it is ready) - It's ready, here it is:

https://youtu.be/wqmsombYUJc?si=0ElU1EA3uz8Yjk6E

---

## Conclusion
I enjoyed my time speaking at Eleventy Meetup. I would very much like to give more talks on other things. So if you know anywhere looking for speakers, please let me know.

---
###  Thank you for reading, let's connect!
Thank you for visiting this little corner of mine. Let's connect on [Twitter](https://twitter.com/Psypher1), [Polywork](https://www.polywork.com/psypher1) and [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamesmidzi/)
Unable to install react-native sub-specs to my iOS application.
Tags: react, reactnative, swift
Published: 2023-06-22 16:47:15

Hi Team,

I have followed the below steps to integrate React into my iOS app,
https://reactnative.dev/docs/integration-with-existing-apps#2-install-javascript-dependencies

but after settings up the react and react-native version setup in the package.json file, then I added pod specs to my iOS pod file, and then I am running pod install.

pod 'React', :path => '../node_modules/react-native', :subspecs => [
        'Core',
        'CxxBridge',
        'DevSupport',
        'RCTText',
        'RCTNetwork',
        'RCTWebSocket',
        # Add any other subspecs you require
      ]

**Getting this error: **
No podspec found for `React` in `../node_modules/react-native`

Note: node_modules path is the correct place.
What is GetAsync() In HttpClient ?
Tags: webdev, programming, aspdotnet, http
Published: 2023-06-22 14:40:39

`GetAsync` is a method in the `HttpClient` class that sends an HTTP GET request to the specified URL and retrieves the response asynchronously. It is part of the `System.Net.Http` namespace in .NET.

The `GetAsync` method is commonly used for making HTTP GET requests to retrieve data from a specified resource or API endpoint. It takes the URL as a parameter and returns an `HttpResponseMessage` object representing the response from the server.

Here's the basic syntax of the `GetAsync` method:

```csharp
public Task<HttpResponseMessage> GetAsync(string requestUri);
```

Parameters:
- `requestUri`: The URL or URI of the resource to which the GET request is sent.

Return Value:
- A `Task<HttpResponseMessage>` representing the asynchronous operation. The response message contains information such as the status code, headers, and content returned by the server.

When calling the `GetAsync` method, you typically await the response to ensure the asynchronous operation completes before continuing. For example:

```csharp
var response = await httpClient.GetAsync(requestUri);
```

In the context of the code provided, the `GetAsync` method is used to send an HTTP GET request to the PayPal API endpoint to retrieve a specific setup token based on its ID. The response from the server is then processed and deserialized into a `SetupToken` object.

Please note that error handling and additional logic can be added based on the specific requirements of your application.

Remember to include the necessary `using` directives at the top of your code file:

```csharp
using System.Net.Http;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
```
Git commit messages
Tags: git
Published: 2023-06-22 16:40:27

Hints for writing git commit messages.

- commit message has a header, then optional empty line followed by longer description
  - header is a 1-line abstract summary
  - header can start with a prefix, ex. "fix:", "feat:", "BREAKING" - see https://conventionalcommits.org
  - keep it short, avoid plural, "the", "an", dot, etc.
  - examples: "add lib X", "fix #123", "add default cfg"
  - longer description can be added after an empty separator line - use it to provide details for whoever might need to check this commitin the future, link to tickets, features, links, files
- use `git log --oneline` to show only the commit headers
- as long as it is on your local branch - use rebase to keep your commits on the top of other changes
- after someone might have used it (ex. you merged it to develop), avoid rebase
How Do You Get Yourself Back Up After Layoffs?: CodeNewbie Podcast
Tags: codenewbie, career, podcast
Published: 2023-06-22 16:32:48

Yesterday on our podcast, [Natalie Davis](https://twitter.com/codeFreedomRitr) came on to discuss how to strategize after layoffs with @saronyitbarek! 

Natalie Davis is a software engineer by trade and a curious person by nature. After deciding to step away from her extensive retail career, Natalie took the first steps in her tech journey by graduating from an 18-month long bootcamp. Natalie landed her first engineering role with Foxtrot while still in school, but has since held roles with Netlify and Post. Natalie is also currently seeking employment!

If you didn't get a chance to listen already, find that episode below or wherever you get your podcasts:

{% embed https://dev.to/codenewbieteam/navigating-layoffs-with-intention-codenewbie-podcast-s24e7-5ec6 %}

--- 

## So, Let's Talk!

Natalie gave us some great pieces of wisdom on her approach to networking, navigating uncertainty, and squashing imposter syndrome.

**Here are some key things we learned:**

1. Take your time finding the perfect role for you that helps you feel balanced. Your perfect job should challenge you without stretching your limit.

2. When you make a consistent practice of networking, you are better able to prepare yourself for the unknown of layoffs and job insecurity. If you wait to network till when you’re looking for a job, you’ve already waited too long.

3. Networking should not feel transactional! Sometimes it may be worth it to refocus priorities less on building a network and instead on being a part of the community. Being a part of a community means showing up for others, supporting what they are doing, celebrating them, and sharing what you are doing as well!

4. First jobs can be difficult because they can come with a huge battle against imposter syndrome. It can become a slippery slope of convincing yourself that you are the only one on your team that struggles and that everyone else is so much smarter than you. Remember to keep your head up and know when these thoughts are not serving you. Celebrate your successes and failures and let go of the idea that you need to be perfect to be valuable.

---

If you listened— what are your tips for navigating layoffs, finding the perfect role, or dealing with imposter syndrome?

Send us your thoughts below and don't forget to give it a listen here or wherever you listen to your podcasts! 💜
Mocker makes it easy it to mock a service running inside a cluster and debug
Tags: vscode, javascript, kubernetes, testing
Published: 2023-06-22 16:31:46

Hi, it’s Mia again from [Skyramp](http://www.skyramp.dev). A few weeks ago we announced the availability of the first of our Kubernetes testing tools, [Mocker](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=skyramp.mocker-vscode) on the VS Code extensions marketplace.

Today I want to show you how easy it is to mock a service running inside a cluster and debug if you already have your application deployed in that cluster.

**First**, deploy a new worker container in the namespace where your application is running.


![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/yhmouwykegqlk4ezu8st.png)

**Second**, once the worker container is deployed, you can create a mock in six easy steps:

Step 1. Enter a port number

![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/4mqxz7cd739aw270feux.png)

Step 2. Select an API protocol


![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/ke4c2n10i686w4sct4iv.png)

Step 3. Choose the input API definition file


![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/1xsbdi2nltwc2hf8nq3p.png)

Step 4. Select a service to mock


![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/f53a7ims0c2p52u1pscd.png)

Step 5. Enter the name of the K8s service that is running


![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/xfry9cnlbca4w559x794.png)

Step 6. Review your choices, and confirm by clicking “Create Mock”


![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/7cifyj4upk6iicusa128.png)

You’ll see a YAML of the generated configuration. If needed, you can edit default values here.

**Third**, apply the created mock. This will push the mock configurations to Mocker in-cluster. All calls to the mock service will now be routed to Mocker, which will respond with the configured default values.

If you’d like to update mock values, simply rerun the “apply mocks” command and change them.

We’ll have a video walkthrough of this entire process posted shortly!

If you have any feedback or requests, please let me know by replying here or at support@skyramp.dev.

We are adding more features continually, as well as new Kubernetes testing tools to accompany Mocker, including:

* a JS library to create complex in-cluster mocks 
* Tester, Mocker’s powerful test client partner

[Sign up here](https://www.skyramp.dev) to get notified of important new Skyramp launches and announcements.

Thanks,

Mia
Deploy Ruby on Rails 7.0 to Dokku micro PaaS
Tags: rails, dokku, docker, ruby
Published: 2023-06-22 16:27:10

Who is using Dokku? Who is not using it for a good reason?

I've written a tutorial how to test/use it for production deployment: https://qameta.com/posts/deploy-rails-7-0-to-dokku-micro-paas/
Developing Web Design and Development Services' Full Potential
Published: 2023-06-22 16:21:39

To improve their online presence, businesses and individuals need [web design and development services](https://www.thewebfactory.us/web-design-services
![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/7pztsfrjfq5sszof2a5e.jpg)). They entail creating user-friendly, aesthetically pleasing websites with strong functionality and ensuring top performance. While web development concentrates on technical implementation, web design draws attention to users and makes a good first impression. Professional programmers use content management systems, frameworks, and programming languages to build features like e-commerce, interactive forms, databases, and third-party integrations. Investing in expert web design and development services is essential for creating a credible online presence and remaining competitive in the cutthroat digital environment of today.