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Originally published: https://dev.to/riittagirl/february-favourites-the-tech-edition-2020-5424 — Following a tradition writing about my latest and greatest discoveries of the month. I have no idea, if anyone even needs it, but I though it would be fun to keep it a a diary of sorts, hope somebody might find it useful. My Work with Design systems I have been working on a Helsinki…

Originally published: https://dev.to/riittagirl/january-favourites-the-tech-edition-2020-33ch — As I decided to make it a monthly tradition to share something I found interesting for the last month, here is my (a bit late) January summary. An Algorithm: Simplex Noise My initial idea was to create an ‘Aurora effect’ with WebGL and I stumbled upon an interesting implementation on Coderops using simplex-noise npm…

Originally published on https://dev.to/riittagirl/december-favourites-the-tech-edition-2019-2l2b — Following the infamous YouTube trend in the beauty community to post about your favorite things at the end of each month, I decided to go the same route and share what I have managed to for the last 30 days, all completely programming related. Best of Tech Articles One of the best explanations of…

Full (well, almost, hopefully) guide to CSS Reset libraries — A little bit of an introduction: I became interested in CSS resets for a very practical reason. I am a consultant software engineer and that implies I work with different clients and start greenfield projects from time to time. At a certain point after creating a few web projects from…

How to streamline your development process with webpack v4, ESLint, React 16 — Last updated 12.10.2019: this article is now a part of a series of articles about Webpack and React.js set ups. Read the first part about configuring webpack.config.js here: https://hackernoon.com/a-tale-of-webpack-4-and-how-to-finally-configure-it-in-the-right-way-4e94c8e7e5c1 In this article I added coverage for dev and prod environments.

I would say that this was quite a journey. I knew that Webpack was not easy to configure: there are many parts with many options, there’s npm hell, and they change with new releases. …

Spoiler: there is no right way. #justwebpackthings — This blogpost has been last updated 28.12.2018 with webpack v4.28.0 Update 23.06.2018: I have received a bunch of comments about what worked and what can be improved! Thank you for your feedback! I have tried to take every comment into consideration here! At a certain point I have also decided…