In software development, being quick is always an asset. In a world where everything moves at a nauseating speed, you can’t afford to waste time. This means every second counts, especially when it comes to loading a website! Fortunately, frameworks are constantly evolving and becoming faster and lighter every day. In this written piece, we'll look at development in Qwik with the help of feature flags.
Software development can be challenging, but releasing new features shouldn't be. A feature deployment process can be time-consuming and error-prone without a proper feature flagging system. To me, it should be a fundamental part of the developer's toolbox because it lowers the risk of bugs and complications.
A new ConfigCat JavaScript SDK supporting apps using Server-Side Rendering (SSR) frameworks like NuxtJS.
XMLHttpRequest is not defined issueIt is forked from the standard ConfigCat JavaScript SDK
and of course open source. It is a bit bigger as a package since instead of using the standard XMLHttpRequest we have added
Axios Http Client to avoid XMLHttpRequest is not defined like issues.
In this post, I will show you how we implemented the animations where the cat follows the cursor with his eyes when entering username and hides them when entering password.
