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Uncontrolled or Controlled: A Matter of Perspective?

Controlled components have state managed by React, while uncontrolled components store their state in the DOM, but sometimes it’s a bit more complicated than that, as Sam demonstrates here. - https://buildui.com/posts/uncontrolled-vs-controlled-a-matter-of-perspective

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State of CSS 2024 Results

The State of CSS 2024 results are in—this year’s survey reached 9,704 developers worldwide, giving an excellent outlook on CSS. - https://2024.stateofcss.com/en-US

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Using Notion as a Headless CMS with Nuxt

Notion is a productivity and organization tool that can be used for a wide variety of tasks. In this tutorial article, follow to find out how to use Notion as a headless CMS with Nuxt 3. - https://dev.to/trentbrew/using-notion-as-a-headless-cms-with-nuxt-3mk

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Vite 6.0 Released

Despite coming from the creator of Vue.js, the Vite build tool has rapidly found itself at the heart of the React ecosystem with its enviable combo of speed, simplicity and extensibility. v6 doubles down on each of these and introduces an experimental ‘Environment API’ for framework authors to use Vite in more powerful ways. - https://vite.dev/blog/announcing-vite6.html

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Tremor: React Component Suite for Dashboards and Charts

Built with React, Tailwind CSS, and Radix UI, you can use Tremor by either copy and pasting the components or via their npm package. You get all the typical dashboard UI elements like charts, progress indicators, activity trackers, accordions, tables, etc. - https://tremor.so/

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Overflow Clip

Ahmad Shadeed created a detailed guide on how overflow: clip works in CSS. - https://ishadeed.com/article/overflow-clip

#css
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Talk to ChatGPT via a Phone Call

It requires some third party services like Twilio, AssemblyAI and, of course, OpenAI’s GPT 4, but you can tie all of these together with Node for a pretty neat demo. - https://www.assemblyai.com/blog/talk-to-chatgpt-on-a-phone-call/

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Exploring JavaScript Symbols

Symbols were a new ‘quirky little primitive’ (as Trevor puts it) that arrived with ES6 ten years ago, but they continue to be poorly understood. Trevor boils them down really well, including a little side quest into the likely-to-be-deprecated ‘species.’ - https://www.trevorlasn.com/blog/symbols-in-javascript

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