Curated Technical Articles on Frontend Development and Related Topics

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Vite 3.0 Release: Core Updates Overview and Analysis

Vite 3.0 brings major architectural changes, including a refactored dependency pre‑bundling system, production‑time Esbuild pre‑bundling, full Pure ESM support, and smaller breaking changes such as the updated import.meta.glob syntax.

In‑Depth Reading

Trying a Different Perspective to Understand the Essence of Low‑Code Platform Design

This article uses a top‑down approach to explain low‑code platform design, starting from goals, breaking down and refining problems, and finding solutions, with a focus on the core modules' model design and configuration.

Data Sources in Visual Construction Systems

Data sources are a crucial part of system building; they improve efficiency by reducing repetitive page construction, consolidating configuration entry points, and enabling operations staff to perform tasks traditionally reserved for developers, such as creating, referencing, and publishing interfaces.

What New Ideas Does the Front‑End Darling Svelte Bring? Learn It Quickly!

Svelte is a tool for building web applications that shifts much of the work from the browser to the compile step, unlike traditional frameworks like React and Vue. The article details Svelte’s advantages, drawbacks, and basic usage, making it suitable for beginners.

Foreign Selections

Functional programming is finally going mainstream

Functional programming can benefit growing teams working with large codebases by reducing side effects and using immutable data structures, which lowers the risk of one developer breaking another’s feature and makes bug tracking easier.

Applying SOLID principles in React

This article discusses the importance of each SOLID principle and demonstrates how to apply SOLID concepts to React applications.

Practical Applications

Vite Can Also Use Module Federation

The article explains what module federation is, the pain points of front‑end module sharing before its existence, and demonstrates configuration through an online example. It also introduces the vite-plugin-federation plugin, its usage, and underlying principles for achieving module sharing in Vite projects.

Building Front‑End Monitoring: N Ways to Capture User Behavior

It defines behavior data as the trace of user actions during product usage, such as visited pages, clicked buttons, time spent on a page, or click counts, and explains how these can be recorded according to different requirements.

Creating Powerful and Cool Particle Animations with CSS

From a visual standpoint, CSS‑based particle animations can achieve stunning effects that are both powerful and eye‑catching.