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Let’s add face detection to our React map explorer app using the pico.js JavaScript library

Harnessing the power of voice commands in a React map explorer app with the annyang JavaScript library

With React-vis, breathing life into a chart is as simple as adding a single word to our code

How to use Uber’s library of React components to create interactive line charts that display comparative values over time

The library of React components from Uber makes creating charts and other simple visualizations a snap

Combining functional programming concepts to produce data structures feels like alchemy

How to embrace immutability, think functionally, and write code that is easier to understand and test

‘Higher-order functions’ is a fancy term for functions that take other functions as arguments or that return functions. Very powerful!

Memoization is a neat functional programming trick you can use to speed up expensive calculations

The AI-driven TabNine autocompleter is like your best friend that finishes your sentences—in any language

File-based persistence in decentralized apps requires us to rethink how we store data

Blockstack.js gives users full control of their application data in fewer than 10 lines of code

Take advantage of blockstack.js and blockchain to unlock decentralized authentication and authorization in 10 minutes

Blockstack demystifies app development on the blockchain, providing the tools and network that put users in full control of their data

With @pika/pack, you can automatically optimize for ES2018, Node.js, web, and build types with minimal configuration

You’ll need to add a little configuration, but it’s a small price to pay for super-smooth app bundling

Can Parcel live up to my first impression for heavier loads? Let’s try bundling JSON, YAML, CSS, LESS, React, and Elm

Could Parcel cure my project bootstrapping anxiety? So far, so good!

With repeatable randomness, we can take advantage of happy accidents when generating art—and preserve the results

To paint a watercolor in JavaScript, we need paper, water, and ink. Step two is the ink edge color.

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