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IT	気になる、記になる…	Nothingの新型ワイヤレスイヤホン｢Ear (2)｣のより高解像度の製品画像が流出	https://taisy0.com/2023/03/20/169759.html	android	2023-03-20 08:15:57
ROBOT	ロボスタ	ケアマネジャーの面談業務時間、7割削減に成功！ KDDI/NICT/NEC等が高齢者向け対話AIを開発、介護モニタリング実証実験	https://robotstart.info/2023/03/20/kddi-nict-nec-micsus.html		2023-03-20 08:46:38
IT	ITmedia 総合記事一覧	[ITmedia News] KDDIのクラウドでまたトラブル、すでに5日経過　一部で仮想サーバ作成できず	https://www.itmedia.co.jp/news/articles/2303/20/news149.html	itmedianewskddi	2023-03-20 17:35:00
IT	ITmedia 総合記事一覧	[ITmedia News] 球状太陽電池の性能を測るJIS規格が登場　“発電するガラス”なども適性に評価	https://www.itmedia.co.jp/news/articles/2303/20/news152.html	itmedia	2023-03-20 17:31:00
IT	ITmedia 総合記事一覧	[ITmedia PC USER] PIKATA、ワイヤレス充電機能も備えたiPad Pro向けカバーケース	https://www.itmedia.co.jp/pcuser/articles/2303/20/news150.html	ipadpro	2023-03-20 17:23:00
IT	ITmedia 総合記事一覧	[ITmedia ビジネスオンライン] 日産「GT-R」2024年モデルの詳細発表　4月下旬発売、1375万円から	https://www.itmedia.co.jp/business/articles/2303/20/news138.html	itmedia	2023-03-20 17:07:00
python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	ChatGPTを企業で使うならAPI版の利用がおすすめ (ChuanhuChatGPTの利用方法)	https://qiita.com/sifue/items/851bc10f2d94fc2ed90f	ChatGPTを企業で使うならAPI版の利用がおすすめChuanhuChatGPTの利用方法さっそく企業で業務においてChatGPTを使い始めている人が多いとは思いますが、OpenAIの利用規約の通り、API以外からの入力データはOpenAIの学習に持って行かれてしまいます。	2023-03-20 17:35:22
python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	【Python】データクラスのメモ	https://qiita.com/ryutarom128/items/e2713d01eaae953f3f3c	product	2023-03-20 17:14:41
js	JavaScriptタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	Cloud Functions 第1世代と第2世代の違い（実務編）	https://qiita.com/nori_maki/items/010a2ab0330c0dcbb7f8	cloudfunctions	2023-03-20 17:31:47
Ruby	Rubyタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	-個人開発-　思い立ったが吉日	https://qiita.com/NetaNeta0620/items/7937d3a3c64ddb0aadfa	netaneta	2023-03-20 17:30:48
Ruby	Rubyタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	rbenv: version `x.x.x` is not installedエラーの解消法	https://qiita.com/ryuji_sato/items/23602ef73d5a4f5c560f	bundleinstallrbenv	2023-03-20 17:24:00
Docker	dockerタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	君（Spring bootのバックエンドとTypeScriptのフロントエンド）を（コンテナに）載せて	https://qiita.com/fsdg-r-moriyama/items/0a8c2ecf8cf0150476bc	docker	2023-03-20 17:37:55
GCP	gcpタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	Cloud Functions 第1世代と第2世代の違い（実務編）	https://qiita.com/nori_maki/items/010a2ab0330c0dcbb7f8	cloudfunctions	2023-03-20 17:31:47
Git	Gitタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	Git環境構築	https://qiita.com/toma3/items/cb8e10e3f71f47568f04	centos	2023-03-20 17:32:24
Ruby	Railsタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	-個人開発-　思い立ったが吉日	https://qiita.com/NetaNeta0620/items/7937d3a3c64ddb0aadfa	netaneta	2023-03-20 17:30:48
技術ブログ	Developers.IO	ChatGPTにIF仕様からDDLとテストデータを作ってもらう	https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/chatgpt-make-ddl-test-data/	chatgpt	2023-03-20 08:15:41
海外TECH	DEV Community	AWS open source newsletter, #149	https://dev.to/aws/aws-open-source-newsletter-149-1amo	AWS open source newsletter March th Instalment WelcomeHello and welcome to edition of the AWS open source newsletter the only newsletter on the planet that serves you up a weekly dose of the freshest latest open source projects on AWS I hope some of you were able to catch this episode reviewed on our last Build on Open Source livestream If not you can catch the replay here This week we have projects such mountpoint s s access for squash and amazon s tar tool which provide some useful tools for managing your files on S aws serverless ai stories a creative masterclass in storytelling earthquake notifier a serverless solution to keep you alerted and ready and more We also feature some of your favourite open source projects this week covering Apache Cassandra OpenSearch Amazon EMR Amazon Linux Apache Airflow Apache Hudi Apache Iceberg Nextcloud Apache Kafka Avalanche AWS Parallel Cluster Babelfish for Aurora PostgreSQL and many more FeedbackPlease please please take minute to complete this short survey and get some exclusive content as a thank you Celebrating open source contributorsThe articles and projects shared in this newsletter are only possible thanks to the many contributors in open source I would like to shout out and thank those folks who really do power open source and enable us all to learn and build on top of what they have created So thank you to the following open source heroes Latest open source projectsThe great thing about open source projects is that you can review the source code If you like the look of these projects make sure you that take a look at the code and if it is useful to you get in touch with the maintainer to provide feedback suggestions or even submit a contribution Toolsmountpoint smountpoint s was the big news last week a new project that provides a simple high throughput file client for mounting an Amazon S bucket as a local file system One thing to note however is Mountpoint for Amazon S is currently an alpha release and should not be used in production I enjoyed reading the launch post The inside story on Mountpoint for Amazon S a high performance open source file client where James Bornholt Devabrat Kumar and Andy Warfield show you how you can get started some of the considerations you need to think about before using it and then a look behind the scenes at how this tool was developed s access for squashs access for squash is a great tool if you find yourself working with thousands or more small files and Amazon S Tools to allow user access files squashed in S archive object on demand If we take an example of a massive small text files archive use case it is likely you have a large local source code tree wants to be archived to S It will be inefficient and costly if you were to inject ingest tens of thousands files direct to from S With this tool you can compress and aggregate small files into a single big archive object before upload to S Then when a individual file needs to be accessed later you can fetch through S GetObject API which in behind a S Object Lambda function will automatically locate file contents inside of archive object in S and extract the only necessary bytes back to user Very cool indeed Make sure you check the notice in the README though as it does provide additional guidance on how when to use this S Squash Archive target for massive small files archive use case typically once injected seldom access if your use case need high frequency access full dataset please upload your file to S Object as normal way by doing this file to S object x mapping you can get MAX throughput from S and it s most cost effective way amazon s tar toolamazon s tar tool or star is utility tool to create a tarball of existing objects in Amazon S star allows customers to group existing Amazon S objects into TAR files without having to download the files This cli tool leverages existing Amazon S APIs to create the archives on Amazon S that can be later transitioned to any of the cold storage tiers The files generated follow the tar file format and can be extracted with standard tar tools Make sure you read the README as it contains more details around how it works under the hood some details around pricing considerations and then some limitations you should be aware of aws serverless ai storiesaws serverless ai stories this a new project from AWS Serverless Advocate and open source bar raiser David Boyne I really love the idea behind this and if you have been following David on social media you will have seen how this project developed This project is an example of an event driven application that generates a new bed time story for your children every night using Lambda EventBridge DynamoDB App Runner ChatGPT and DALL E I am happy to say that along with the code he has put together a blog post Implementing an event driven serverless story generation application with ChatGPT and DALL E that guides you through implementing this for yourself This weeks essential read earthquake notifierearthquake notifier is an example serverless solution based on Lambda in Rust EventBridge and SNS to monitor for earthquakes and send email notifications Under the hood it uses the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology public APIs INGV and scans them every hour amazon keyspaces python util scriptsamazon keyspaces python util scripts if you are looking to investigate Amazon Keyspaces for Apache Cassandra then these scripts accompany a tutorial Scalability and familiarity with Amazon Keyspaces that will help you gain familiarity with this service I often find that these scripts that are put together for workshops and tutorials are super helpful so sharing this project for that reason Demos Samples Solutions and Workshopsmulti simulation jobs aws robomaker demomulti simulation jobs aws robomaker demo is a demo that shows how you can enable communication between ROS applications deployed in AWS RoboMaker s multiple simulation jobs This demo sets up a Docker container format Talker and Listener to do TCP communication through Fast DDS Discovery Server The source code provides a setting template that can be used when you want to communicate and work with multiple simulation jobs simultaneously using AWS RoboMaker AWS and Community blog postsAmazon Linux As a big user of Amazon Linux distributions for a while I am happy that we have now launched the next version Amazon Linux In the post Amazon Linux a Cloud Optimized Linux Distribution with Long Term Support my colleague Sebastien Stormacq provides a great overview of some of the features with a focus on security and long term support planning Apache IcebergIn the post Build a serverless transactional data lake with Apache Iceberg Amazon EMR Serverless and Amazon Athena Houssem Chihoub provides a hands on guide on how you can build a serverless transactional data lake with Apache Iceberg on Amazon Simple Storage Service Amazon S using Amazon EMR Serverless and Amazon Athena hands on Apache KafkaThere are many options you have when it comes to how you run your Apache Kafka In this post How to choose the right Amazon MSK cluster type for you Ali Alemi shows you his process that may help you work backward from your application s requirements and the resources available to you to find the right choice for you KubernetesHaving spent an increasing amount of time immersed in the world of Kubernetes I found this next post very helpful Herbert John Kelly and Andrew Gargan have penned Automate prework to save time deploying an Amazon EKS Kubernetes cluster that shows you how you can automate a lot of the configuration work you need to do when setting up your Kubernetes clusters in this particular case using CloudFormation hands on NextcloudNextcloud is an open source platform to store share and manage files over the web Following on from a previous post on this project Helge Aufderheide this time writes Advanced Nextcloud Workflows with Amazon Simple Storage Service Amazon S that build on that idea and demonstrate advanced functionalities and optimisations such as starting workflows when you upload a file and optimising your Amazon S usage for cost hands on Other posts and quick readsClient side T SQL assessment for SQL Server to Babelfish for Aurora PostgreSQL migration shows you how to evaluate the T SQL queries within the client applications for assessing the complexity of SQL Server to Babelfish migration hands on Building Automation for Fraud Detection Using OpenSearch and Terraform shows how you can use OpenSearch reduces the time financial analysts would take to access transactional data by automating data ingestion and replication hands on Install optimized software with Spack configs for AWS ParallelCluster takes a look at how Spack configs for AWS ParallelCluster make it easy to build tuned versions of several important HPC applications using best practices developed by the AWS HPC Performance Engineering Team hands on Automate Avalanche node deployment using the AWS CDK Part looks at operational challenges using AWS primitives and the Rust SDK and showcases how to do a single command deployment of Avalanche node using the AWS Cloud Development Kit AWS CDK hands on Case StudiesHow Infomedia built a serverless data pipeline with change data capture using AWS Glue and Apache Hudi looks at how Infomedia built a serverless data pipeline with change data capture CDC using AWS Glue and Apache Hudi How VMware built an MLOps pipeline from scratch using GitLab Amazon MWAA and Amazon SageMaker shares how VMware Carbon Black and AWS architects built and managed custom ML workflows using Gitlab Amazon MWAA and SageMaker Quick updatesOpenSearchThe OpenSearch community survey reports were published last week and Dr Aparna Sundar put together a post OpenSearch Project Q community survey results that walked through the highlights I would encourage you all to check this post out Also have you signed up for the OpenSearch newsletter Check the latest edition OpenSearch Project Newsletter Volume Issue and make sure you bookmark subscribe to keep up to date with the latest OpenSearch news Apache CassandraAmazon Keyspaces for Apache Cassandra is a scalable serverless highly available and fully managed Apache Cassandra compatible database service Amazon Keyspaces now supports client side timestamps Client side timestamps are Cassandra compatible timestamps that are persisted for each cell in your table You can use client side timestamps for cell level conflict resolution by letting applications determine the order of writes For example when multiple applications make updates to the same data or when write operations arrive out of order due to variable network latency Amazon Keyspaces uses these timestamps to process the writes based on the write timestamps of individual cells within rows To use client side timestmaps use the USING TIMESTAMP clause in your Data Manipulation Language DML CQL query With this launch you can also use the WRITETIME function to see the timestamp value that is stored for a specific cell on tables using client side timestamps LinuxAWS License Manager extends support for delegated administrator to Linux subscriptions discovery and governance capabilities Using delegated administrator your management account can give access to another account in your organisation to track Linux subscriptions on AWS Delegated administrator gives you the flexibility to separate subscription management from billing and other central management tasks You can configure AWS License Manager in your central payer or management account and pick another AWS account as the delegated administrator Once the delegated administrator account is configured you can discover Linux subscriptions across Regions and accounts and perform governance tasks such as viewing CloudWatch metrics or setting up alarms Amazon EMRYou can now get customer level metrics when running interactive Spark workloads via managed endpoints Amazon EMR on EKS enables customers to run open source big data frameworks such as Apache Spark on Amazon EKS Amazon EMR on EKS customers can setup and use a managed endpoint available in preview to run interactive workloads using integrated development environments IDEs such as EMR Studio Until now customers running managed endpoints did not have a mechanism to monitor or visualise kernel based execution behaviour for them Without visibility into metrics such as failures latency or successful launches customers might experience difficulty troubleshooting and understanding what is happening with a managed endpoint With this release customers will be able to monitor create alarms and better troubleshoot issues in their managed endpoints by leveraging metrics via Amazon CloudWatch for kernel lifecycle operations such as request counts request latency request errors and kernel launch failures Videos of the weekIoT Builders Live from Embedded World The IoT team streamed live from Embedded World last week and if you were not able to view live then you can watch them on replay Day OneDay TwoDynaIn a previous episode of Build on Open Source AWS Hero Alvaro Hernandez shared with us a new project he was working with Dyna This project allows you to use Route as a database If that got your attention great now find out more by watching your host Namrata H Shah speak with Alvaro MEND and CodeCatalystThis short tutorial from the lovely folk at Mend show you how you can integrate with your source control and quickly detect open source artefacts and their known vulnerabilities and licensing risks Mend also provides all the information you need to fix these artefacts automatically Build on Open SourceIf you missed the latest episode of Build on Open Source Episode looked at this and the previous newsletter and had special guest AWS Community Builder John Preston Mille to talk about his project ecs compose x If you missed it don t worry you can catch it on replay hereFor those unfamiliar with this show Build on Open Source is where we go over this newsletter and then invite special guests to dive deep into their open source project Expect plenty of code demos and hopefully laughs We have put together a playlist so that you can easily access all eight of the episodes of the Build on Open Source show Build on Open Source playlist Events for your diaryIf you are planning any events in either virtual in person or hybrid get in touch as I would love to share details of your event with readers Empowering Developers using AWS Proton and BackstageAWS User Group Liverpool Thursday rd MarchBackstage is an open source project that enables you to build developer friendly portals Building Self Service DevOps Platform using Proton and Backstage discusses in detail about the advantages of leveraging a self service platform for building infrastructure and applications in a Kubernetes application and how to optimise to accelerate developer velocity and best practice adoption in an enterprise container platform If you can get to the Liverpool AWS User Group then this promises to be a great event Find out more and register hereBuild on Open SourceMarch st twitch tv awsThe fourth episode of Build on Open Source features special guests Devansh Bawari and Saurav Pathak from Bagisto a leading open source e commerce technology See you there on twitch tv aws Friday st March at am GMT am CET FOSSASIAApril th th SingaporeFOSSASIA Summit returns as an in person and online event taking place from Thursday th April to Saturday th April at the Lifelong Learning Institute in Singapore If you are interested in attending in person or virtually find out more about the event at the FOSSASIA Summit page AWS Community NordicsApril th HelsinkiThe AWS Community Day Nordics is a free full day event for AWS users to come together to network learn from each other and get inspired The event is organised by the community for the community The cfp is currently open so if you are in the area and want to talk then here is your chance Check out the full event details and save your space here AWS Community Nordics registration pageCortexEvery other Thursday next one th FebruaryThe Cortex community call happens every two weeks on Thursday alternating at UTC and UTC You can check out the GitHub project for more details go to the Community Meetings section The community calls keep a rolling doc of previous meetings so you can catch up on the previous discussions Check the Cortex Community Meetings Notes for more info OpenSearchEvery other Tuesday pm GMTThis regular meet up is for anyone interested in OpenSearch amp Open Distro All skill levels are welcome and they cover and welcome talks on topics including search logging log analytics and data visualisation Sign up to the next session OpenSearch Community Meeting Stay in touch with open source at AWSRemember to check out the Open Source homepage to keep up to date with all our activity in open source by following us on AWSOpen	2023-03-20 08:41:03
海外TECH	DEV Community	Using tRPC with REST	https://dev.to/macke/using-trpc-with-rest-5hf4	Using tRPC with RESTTl Dr I wanted to try tRPC with NextJS against REST and it worked If you just want the code you can find the repo here A while ago I got curious and tried the T stack and it was amazing The experience was just flawless Prisma NextJS NextAuth and Tailwind together configured for me just to start coding After running through the documentation I had so many ideas as to what it could do for me But mostly I don t get to have control of the whole stack just the front end of it of the time I get some swagger documentation of all the endpoints available for me So using the T stack seemed wrong I could just use NextJS To be honest I was kind of bummed I loved tRPC How I could use the procedures in my UI components I searched and I searched for some kind of documentation on the tRPC website for my use case But no luck So I gave it up Until today My daughter was napping and once again the idea of tRPC popped up in my head Well I could at least try to mock something up and see how it could work So I typed in the command in my PowerShell and was on my way npm create t app latestI picked everything except Prisma On top of that I quickly added Mantine for some sugar This is the application I built A simple e commerce Well at least it shows some products The features and visual is not the point here I found a test API online that would work for this POC Fake store API My service layerI never fetch stuff in my components I typically create some services for endpoint access In this application it s just some functions for fetching products export interface Product id number title string price number category string description string image string rating Rating export interface Rating rate number count number export async function getAllProducts params limit string sort asc desc Promise lt Product gt const urlParams new URLSearchParams limit params limit params limit sort params sort params sort asc toString const response await fetch urlParams const data await response json as Product return data First some interfaces to describe the data from the fakestoreapi Then a function for getting the data tRPC RoutersIn the repo I have routers Cart Product and Userexport const appRouter createTRPCRouter cart cartRouter product productRouter user usersRouter Let us look at the product router import getAllProducts from services products service import createTRPCRouter publicProcedure from trpc import z from zod export const productRouter createTRPCRouter getAllProducts publicProcedure input z object limit z string optional sort z enum asc desc optional query async input gt const products await getAllProducts limit input limit sort input sort return products In this router I for the demo create a procedure called getAllProducts It takes some optional input params and gets all the products from the service This POC has no authentication involved so it s just a public procedure In the real world there should probably be a protected procedure In all of the tRPC documentation and tutorials around the internet the query mutation is where you are supposed to do database operations Prisma I don t really know if it is good practice to use it like this I really wish this is ok because there is so much code that I don t need to write because of this Normally I create my own custom React query hooks that returns data from my services I don t have to do that with tRPC I love it UI ComponentThis is where tRPC really does it for me Look at this code const products api product getAllProducts useQuery limit sort asc It is just beautiful Not only the type safety but I didn t have to write my own custom hook for using that query Anti corruption layerIf this is all done on the server I can also use the procedure as an anti corruption layer The data we return should be what the UI want not what the endpoint returns What happens if backend suddenly deploys a breaking change to the API and it breaks the UI In the query we can Not present in this demo map the response to a ui model with fallback ConclussionI like this approach But I dont know if there are any fallbacks Is this the way you can use tRPC Is it something missing Will it scale well in a large application I guess it s like everything else I ll have to try it evaulate it and refactor if so Please leave a comment if there is maybe another approach for this or if there is another great well respected library instead of tRPC for this cause	2023-03-20 08:11:22
海外TECH	DEV Community	Best practices for organizing front-end components	https://dev.to/function12_io/best-practices-for-organizing-front-end-components-54ec	Best practices for organizing front end componentsIn the world of front end development component organization is crucial for building scalable and maintainable applications By breaking the user interface down into smaller reusable pieces components make it easier to build and maintain large applications In this article we will discuss best practices for organizing front end components and making them effective efficient and user friendly Common Names for Referring to Components in Front End DevelopmentIn front end development components can be referred to by a variety of names depending on the context and the specific framework or library being used Here are some common terms Components This is the most common term used to refer to reusable UI elements in front end development Modules In some contexts the term module is used to refer to a self contained piece of code that can be reused in multiple places Widgets This term is often used in the context of web development to refer to small self contained UI elements that can be embedded into a web page Controls This term is commonly used in the context of UI design to refer to interactive elements that allow users to manipulate data or perform actions Elements This term is often used to refer to individual pieces of a UI such as buttons forms or images Blocks In the context of CSS frameworks like BEM the term block is used to refer to a self contained reusable piece of code that represents a complete UI element Ultimately the specific term used to refer to components in front end development will depend on the context and the conventions of the specific project or framework being used Understand the purpose of componentsWhen it comes to organizing front end components it is important to understand the purpose of each component Components should be designed with a specific function in mind making it easier to reuse them throughout the application This means that components should be designed to be as modular and reusable as possible For example a button component can be used throughout the application for any type of button rather than creating a new button component for each instance By breaking the user interface down into smaller reusable pieces developers can create a more efficient and maintainable application Each component should be designed to work independently of other components meaning that it should have no dependencies on other components This approach allows components to be easily updated modified or replaced without affecting the rest of the application When designing components it is important to keep them as small and simple as possible This makes them easier to reuse throughout the application as well as making them more efficient and easier to maintain For example a navigation component could be broken down into smaller components like a menu and logo making it easier to modify the navigation without affecting other parts of the application Understanding the purpose of each component and designing them to be as modular and reusable as possible is critical for effective front end component organization This approach results in more efficient and maintainable applications as well as improving the user experience Establish a naming conventionEstablishing a consistent and meaningful naming convention for front end components is a crucial aspect of effective component organization A naming convention ensures that components are named in a way that reflects their purpose and functionality and makes them easy to understand and use throughout the application One approach to naming components is to use a descriptive name that reflects the purpose of the component For example a button component could be named Button or ActionButton while a search bar component could be named SearchBar or SearchForm This makes it easier for other developers to understand what the component does and how it can be used within the application It is also important to be consistent with naming conventions throughout the application This means using the same naming convention for similar components and avoiding inconsistent or confusing names For example if one component is named SearchBar it would be confusing to name a similar component SearchForm Consistency in naming conventions ensures that components are easy to find and use and makes the development process more efficient and streamlined Another aspect of naming conventions is to use camelCase or kebab case to separate words in component names CamelCase is where the first letter of each word is capitalized e g SearchBar while kebab case uses hyphens to separate words e g search bar The choice of which to use depends on personal preference and the specific requirements of the project It is important to avoid generic or meaningless names for components For example a component named Box provides no indication of its purpose or functionality Using descriptive and meaningful names for components not only makes them easier to use and understand but also improves the overall quality and maintainability of the application Establishing a consistent and meaningful naming convention for front end components is a critical aspect of effective component organization By using descriptive and consistent names developers can create more efficient maintainable and user friendly applications Use a style guideA style guide is a set of rules guidelines and best practices for front end development that ensures consistency in the design and code of an application Style guides are useful in front end development because they establish a set of rules for code organization naming conventions design principles and other key aspects of front end development By following a style guide developers can ensure that their code is organized in a consistent and maintainable way and that their designs adhere to a consistent visual style A style guide typically covers a range of topics including typography color usage layout accessibility and responsive design It may also include guidelines for naming conventions code organization and file structure Style guides can be created in various formats such as text documents websites or even code snippets One of the main benefits of using a style guide is that it helps to ensure consistency in design and code across a team or organization When everyone follows the same set of guidelines it is easier to maintain and update code and to work collaboratively on large projects A style guide can also help to ensure that the design and code of an application are user friendly accessible and meet the needs of the intended audience Another benefit of using a style guide is that it can improve the efficiency of the development process When a consistent set of guidelines is established developers can spend less time debating design choices and coding practices and more time building and improving the application A well designed style guide can also reduce the likelihood of errors or bugs as it promotes good coding practices and helps to identify potential issues early on in the development process To create an effective style guide it is important to involve all members of the development team including designers front end developers and other stakeholders The style guide should be updated regularly to reflect changes in technology design trends and the needs of the audience A style guide is a critical aspect of effective front end development By establishing a set of rules and guidelines for code organization design and other key aspects of front end development a style guide can ensure consistency promote collaboration and improve the overall quality and efficiency of the development process Keep components smallIn front end development keeping components small is a best practice that can help to improve the maintainability and scalability of an application When components are small they are easier to understand modify and reuse This can be especially important in large scale applications where the complexity of the code can quickly become overwhelming There are several benefits to keeping components small First smaller components are easier to understand and reason about When a component has a clear and specific purpose it is easier to understand how it fits into the overall architecture of the application This can make it easier to modify or update the component as needed Second smaller components can be reused more easily When a component is small and focused it can be used in multiple contexts throughout the application This can help to reduce the amount of code that needs to be written and can improve the overall consistency of the application Third smaller components are less likely to have dependencies on other parts of the application When a component is tightly coupled to other components or modules it can be difficult to modify or update without affecting other parts of the application By keeping components small and focused it is easier to ensure that they are self contained and have limited dependencies To keep components small it is important to follow the single responsibility principle SRP which states that each component should have only one responsibility Components that do too much can become bloated and difficult to maintain By breaking down complex components into smaller more focused components it is possible to create a more modular and maintainable codebase Another best practice for keeping components small is to use composition over inheritance Composition involves combining small independent components to create larger more complex components This can help to create a more flexible and scalable architecture as it allows for the easy addition and removal of components as needed Keeping components small is an important best practice in front end development By breaking down complex components into smaller more focused components it is possible to create a more maintainable and scalable codebase This can help to improve the overall quality and efficiency of the development process and can make it easier to build large scale applications that meet the needs of users Use a consistent layoutUsing a consistent layout is an important best practice in front end development A consistent layout can help to create a more cohesive and professional look and feel for an application and can improve the user experience by making it easier for users to navigate and find the information they need When designing a layout it is important to consider the information hierarchy and the user s needs The layout should be designed to guide the user s attention to the most important information and features and to make it easy for the user to complete the tasks they need to accomplish This can be accomplished through the use of clear and intuitive navigation a well organized content structure and the appropriate use of whitespace and color One of the most important aspects of a consistent layout is the use of a grid system A grid system provides a framework for organizing the layout and ensures that elements are aligned and spaced appropriately This can help to create a more balanced and harmonious design and can make it easier to create a consistent look and feel across different pages and sections of the application In addition to using a grid system it is important to establish a consistent typographic hierarchy This involves defining the styles for the various types of text used in the application such as headings subheadings and body text By using a consistent typographic hierarchy it is possible to create a more cohesive and visually appealing design Another important aspect of a consistent layout is the use of consistent styles for common UI elements such as buttons form elements and icons This can help to create a more intuitive and user friendly design as users will be able to quickly recognize and understand the function of these elements To ensure that the layout remains consistent throughout the development process it is important to establish clear guidelines and standards for the design This can be accomplished through the use of a style guide which outlines the design principles color palette typography and other key aspects of the application s design By following these guidelines it is possible to ensure that the design remains consistent across different pages and sections of the application even as new features are added and the application evolves over time Using a consistent layout is an important best practice in front end development A consistent layout can help to create a more cohesive and professional look and feel for an application and can improve the user experience by making it easier for users to navigate and find the information they need By using a grid system establishing a consistent typographic hierarchy using consistent styles for common UI elements and following clear guidelines and standards for the design it is possible to create a more effective and user friendly design Document the componentsDocumenting the components is an essential part of front end development It can help developers to understand how each component works how it is intended to be used and how it fits into the overall design of the application There are several different types of documentation that can be used to document components These include code comments API documentation and design documentation Code comments are annotations that are added to the source code to provide additional information about how the code works These comments can be used to document individual functions or methods within a component or to provide more general information about how the component works Code comments can be especially useful for other developers who need to work with the same code as they can provide valuable insights into how the code works API documentation is a type of documentation that is used to describe the interface of a component This documentation can include information about the inputs and outputs of the component as well as any restrictions or requirements that apply to using the component API documentation is especially useful for developers who are building applications that rely on the component as it can help them to understand how to use the component in the most effective way Design documentation is a type of documentation that describes the visual and interactive design of a component This documentation can include wireframes mockups and user flows as well as information about the design principles and guidelines that were used to create the component Design documentation is especially useful for designers who need to create new components that fit within the existing design system as it can help them to understand the visual and interactive requirements of the component In addition to these types of documentation it can also be helpful to create a living style guide A living style guide is a document that outlines the design principles and guidelines for an application and provides examples of how different components should be used A living style guide can be especially useful for developers who are working on different parts of the application as it can help them to ensure that the design remains consistent across all components Documenting the components is an essential part of front end development By providing code comments API documentation design documentation and a living style guide it is possible to ensure that developers and designers have the information they need to create effective and user friendly components Establish a version control systemEstablishing a version control system is critical for managing the codebase in front end development A version control system provides a central repository where all of the project s code is stored and tracked allowing multiple developers to work on the same codebase without overwriting each other s changes There are several different version control systems available including Git Mercurial and Subversion Git is the most widely used version control system in front end development due to its ease of use and versatility It allows developers to make local copies of the codebase and work on changes independently while also enabling them to easily merge their changes with the codebase maintained by other developers A version control system provides a number of benefits for front end development including Collaboration A version control system enables multiple developers to work on the same codebase without interfering with each other s work Developers can easily see what changes have been made by other developers and can merge those changes into their own work when necessary Versioning A version control system allows developers to create multiple versions of the same codebase so that they can easily revert to earlier versions if necessary This is especially useful for debugging purposes or when trying out new features that may not work as expected Backup A version control system provides a backup of the entire codebase which can be used to restore the codebase in case of data loss This is especially important for large and complex projects where losing even a small part of the codebase can be catastrophic Documentation A version control system provides a history of changes made to the codebase including who made the changes and when This can be helpful for debugging purposes and can also be used to create a record of changes for auditing and compliance purposes Establishing a version control system involves setting up a central repository where the codebase will be stored as well as creating accounts and permissions for all developers who will be working on the project It is important to establish clear guidelines for how code should be merged and who is responsible for reviewing and approving changes It is an essential part of front end development It provides numerous benefits including collaboration versioning backup and documentation By establishing a version control system developers can work together more effectively reduce the risk of data loss and ensure that the codebase is maintained and documented effectively Establish a development processEstablishing a development process is crucial for front end development teams as it helps to ensure that all work is completed in a consistent and efficient manner A well defined development process can help to streamline the development process reduce errors and rework and improve overall productivity Here are some key steps to follow when establishing a development process for front end coding Requirements gathering Before starting development it is important to gather requirements from stakeholders and users to understand what they need from the application This information can be used to define project goals prioritize features and set realistic timelines Wireframing and prototyping Once requirements have been gathered designers can create wireframes and prototypes to help visualize the application s structure and layout These mockups can be shared with stakeholders and users for feedback before development begins Agile development Front end development teams often use agile development methodologies to work collaboratively and iteratively Agile development involves breaking work into small manageable tasks and working on those tasks in short sprints This approach allows teams to quickly adapt to changing requirements collaborate effectively and deliver value to users early and often Version control As discussed earlier version control is essential for managing the codebase and keeping track of changes made by multiple developers Developers should be encouraged to use version control tools to ensure that all changes are properly tracked and reviewed Code reviews Code reviews are an essential part of the development process as they help to identify errors and ensure that code is consistent with established coding standards Developers should be encouraged to review each other s code and provide feedback to improve the quality of the codebase Testing and quality assurance Quality assurance should be an ongoing part of the development process with developers regularly testing their code and ensuring that it meets the project s requirements Automated testing tools can be used to help identify errors and reduce the amount of manual testing required Deployment Once development is complete the application needs to be deployed to a production environment Developers should follow a well defined deployment process to ensure that the application is properly configured and ready for use by users By following these steps front end development teams can establish a well defined development process that helps to ensure consistent and efficient work This can lead to faster delivery of high quality applications with fewer errors and less rework required Establish a feedback loopEstablishing a feedback loop is essential for ensuring that front end components meet the needs of users and are effective in achieving the project s goals Feedback can come from a variety of sources including users other developers and automated error tracking tools A well established feedback loop allows developers to gather feedback make improvements to components and iterate on the development process Here are some key steps to follow when establishing a feedback loop for front end components Collect feedback The first step in establishing a feedback loop is to gather feedback from a variety of sources This can include direct feedback from users feedback from other developers and feedback from automated error tracking tools All feedback should be collected in a centralized location such as a bug tracker or issue tracking system Analyze feedback Once feedback has been collected it is important to analyze it to identify common themes and issues Developers should work together to identify the root causes of these issues and brainstorm potential solutions Make improvements Based on the feedback analysis developers should make improvements to components and address any issues identified These improvements can take the form of bug fixes feature enhancements or general usability improvements Test improvements After making improvements it is important to test the changes to ensure that they are effective and do not introduce new issues Automated testing tools can be used to help identify any issues and reduce the amount of manual testing required Deploy improvements Once improvements have been made and tested they can be deployed to the production environment Developers should follow a well defined deployment process to ensure that the changes are properly configured and ready for use by users 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