[Js-Craft #39] Over 30 new articles about React, TensorflowJs, CSS, and Javascript

DanielMay 4, 2023May 8, 2023

Good morning, friends! It's Daniel here, the guy who manages the js-craft.io website where I write articles about web development.

I know it's been a while since my last newsletter issue. I've been working quite a lot lately but I was able to publish over 30 new articles on the site.

In this edition of the newsletter:

• 📰 new articles on Js-Craft
• 👨‍💻 links from around the web
• 🏝 some non-coding things that I've enjoyed lately

📰 New articles on Js-Craft

Articles on Machine Learning and TensorflowJs:

• TensorflowJs detect multiple objects from an image with COCO-SSD and part 2

Articles on React Js:

• React detect URLs in text and convert them to links
• Upload multiple files in React
• React setState() update nested object
• Using setState() to update nested object

Articles on CSS and vanilla Javascript:

• How to create an eyedropper color selector tool with vanilla Javascript
• Native CSS selector nesting is here
• Mac terminal open the current folder in VS Code
• Create links and scroll to any text fragment in an HTML page without adding unique IDs
• Check if the right click is being held in Javascript

Also, if you are curious to find out more about me head to the newly added about page. You can reply to this email if you want me to add any other info to the page.

👨‍💻 links from around the web

• "The Index" newsletter by Andy Bell is a wonderful way to discover beautifully crafted websites
• Svelte maintainer, Rich Harris, gave a talk full of web development hot takes
• How to access phone contacts with JS
• Ethan Mollick does an excellent job explaining what AI tools can do for you today

🏝 Some non-coding things that I've enjoyed lately

Finally, the weather was nice enough to start traveling again. We made a short trip to the Bulgarian seaside and visited the Balchik Palace, the ancient city of Nessebar (UNESCO heritage), and Sozopol.

Really enjoyed the trip. Maybe some of the best places on the shores of the Black Sea.

Well, that’s it, folks! See you in 2 weeks. Be smart, be kind, and keep coding!