The terms front, middle and back office have traditionally been used to describe how assets are managed from end to end within the financial services community. Traditionally because, these days, in the age of outsourcing and 'best-of-breed' suppliers, the front, middle and back offices may ...
FrontEnd Testing aims to test functionalities and verify that a website or app’s presentation layer is bug or error-free. This must be done after every update to ensure recent changes have not degraded any UI aspect. Difference between Front End Testing and Back End Testing ...
!!) in which the front-end of the app is decomposed into individual, loosely coupled “micro apps” that can be built, tested, and deployed independently. Just like in the world of microservices where the backend is chopped into individual services....
The complete preparation platform for front end interviews. 200+ practice questions (with answers) across system design, UI and more. By ex-FAANG interviewers.
Modern application UIs are increasingly adopting reactive strategies to provide real-time feedback to end-users (for example via WebSockets), and different devices may implement different technology stacks to support it. API backends are, by definition, providing functionality to multiple, user-facing...
Sometimes you may envy(妒忌)others when they do a1job than you.It is not strange.If you treat envy in a right way, it can2you to move ahead.But if you are always3others, then it is4, because much envy may make you5your own life in the end and you have6time to do something yo...
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Cody Lindley is a web front-end UI/UX Engineer and recovering Flash developer. He has an extensive background working professionally (25+ years) with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and client-side performance techniques as it pertains to web development.
The impression I do get from reading the book is if you have some background in Three.js, or similar library, then you may find the book useful and find some of the techniques explained here to provide some “Oh cool! There’s something neat I can do!” moments. But if you are lik...
Between the end of 2021 and the early weeks of 2022, I spent some time looking at where the micro-frontends journey is arrived so far. I analysed the different challenges where teams are struggling with, the anti-patterns that causes coupling in the long term, and what are the recurrent ...