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Laravel 8 is just released!
Laravel 8 is now released and includes many new features including Laravel Jetstream, a models directory, model factory classes, migration squashing, rate-limiting improvements, time testing helpers, dynamic blade components, and many more features. Before we jump into the new features,
What’s new in TypeScript 4.0
TypeScript 4.0 is a major milestone in the TypeScript programming language and has currently leapfrogged 3.9 to become the latest stable version. In this post, we’ll look at the new features TypeScript 4.0 offers. Getting started To get started using
What’s new in Apollo Client 3?
Apollo Client 3 offers a few new features, including package rearrange changes and more caching features. Let’s proceed to take a look at how to use the latest features from Apollo Client 3. InMemoryCache APIs The InMemoryCache API has expanded
What’s new actually in React v17.0
It has been two and a half years since React v16 was first released. The dev team promises that update v17 is incredibly important for the future of React but claims that no new features are being added. So what
What’s new in Flutter 1.2
Ongoing vision with Flutter is to provide a portable toolkit for building stunning experiences wherever you might want to paint pixels on the screen. With every release, we continue to push towards ensuring that Flutter is fast, beautiful, productive and
What’s new in React Router 6
React Router is by far the most popular library in the React ecosystem. According to npm, it is downloaded about 3.6 million times a week. This number is almost half of React’s 7.6 million weekly downloads. This means that almost
What’s new in iOS 14
Apple in June 2020 introduced the latest version of its iOS operating system, iOS 14, which is set to be released this fall. iOS 14 is one of Apple’s biggest iOS updates to date, introducing Home screen design changes, major
How to improve app startup using I/O prefetching
In Android 11, it’s introduced IORap, a new feature which greatly improves application startup times. We have observed that apps start more than 5% faster (cold startup) on average across a variety of devices. Some hero cases show 20%+ faster
Appflow: not just another CI/CD service
Every production mobile app ultimately has a set of recurring tasks around integration, testing, deployment, and long term maintenance. These tasks often must be automated across a team of many developers and app projects. Building a process for these tasks
Using Redux middleware for polling
In the frontend development world, we oftentimes need to have up-to-date data on the client. And to achieve that there are several options at our disposal: WebSockets (WS); Server-Sent Events (SSE); Polling (Short/Long). While the first to are preferred, polling
