News
If you’ve been looking for server side JS for a long time, but still couldn’t find any good materials for studying, then we recommend you to take a look at this online NodeJS handbook. This publication can be downloaded in many popular formats, and you can read it online as well. By the way, the content is periodically updated.
Check out yet another free React tutorial. By the way, the other day React has been updated to version 16.5. The changes are mostly related to optimization and bug fixes in React DOM.
Chrome 69, released last week, brought a lot of new things to developers. Its controversial design has divided users into two camps as well. If you want to return it all to the usual old school style, go to chrome://flags/ and set UI Layout for the browser’s top chrome to Normal.
New Firefox 62 will also be popular among many developers — support for shape-outside from the built-in editor Style Editor, screenshots directly from dev tools: screenshot in the console, support of variable fonts (they are already supported by almost all browsers) and many other nice new features.
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Events
September 22, Minsk — SEC 2018.
SEC (Software Engineering Conference) is the largest EPAM technology conference, which features hundreds of opportunities for engineers and technologists, as well as EPAM clients and partners, to learn and network.
This is your opportunity to meet the sharpest minds leading the next wave of technology innovation in EPAM’s diverse technology, management and engineering communities.
Don’t miss out the opportunity to get a free ticket! Just leave a funny comment and you are among other possible winners.
September 21, Minsk — CSS-Minsk-JS. The first English speaking front-end conference in Belarus.
There is an opportunity to win 3 tickets for both days of this conference. You can win them by taking part in these competitions: the first, the second and the third one. Basically, you have to like a post, leave a comment and share it- that’s it.
