Explore Frontend Trends: Vite, Low‑Code, Functional Programming, JMeter, and Security
This collection highlights essential frontend topics—including Vite's performance debate, low‑code concepts, functional programming fundamentals, JMeter performance testing, strategies for managing module dependencies and theme switching, as well as practical guidance on preventing XSS and CSRF attacks—offering developers a concise roadmap to modern web development.
Technical Frontiers
Why Do Some Say Vite Is Fast While Others Say It Is Slow?
When discussing Vite, the first impression is its rapid dev server startup; compared with Webpack, which can take tens of seconds, Vite often starts within a few seconds.
What Does Low‑Code Do and How Is Low‑Code Implemented?
The low‑code concept dates back many years, exemplified by early Dreamweaver 1.0 visual editors that required little learning cost to create web pages. Its primary goal is to reduce coding time, allowing developers to focus on experience and design.
Frontend Technology and Architecture
Deep Dive into Functional Programming (Part 1)
Functional programming is a long‑standing paradigm whose roots trace back to λ‑calculus before modern computers; this article aims to quickly introduce its history, basic techniques, key characteristics, and practical rules.
Deep Dive into Functional Programming (Part 2)
Functional programming is a long‑standing paradigm whose roots trace back to λ‑calculus before modern computers; this article aims to quickly introduce its history, basic techniques, key characteristics, and practical rules.
JMeter Performance Testing: A Complete Beginner’s Guide
Apache JMeter, a Java‑based load testing tool from the Apache foundation, is used for stress testing software; this article helps readers quickly master JMeter usage.
How to Elegantly Govern Frontend Module Dependency Relationships?
As project scale grows, file hierarchy and structure become complex, leading to tangled module relationships, circular and reverse dependencies; proper governance is needed to maintain stability and good architecture.
Thoughts on Frontend Theme Switching and Implementing Modern Styling Solutions
One‑click theme switching (skin change) is common for front‑end developers; designing an engineered solution and organizing modern styling approaches is crucial.
Frontend Security
Frontend Security Series Part 1: How to Prevent XSS Attacks?
This first article introduces XSS, aiming to help readers understand, prevent, and detect XSS attacks.
Frontend Security Series Part 2: How to Prevent CSRF Attacks?
The second article discusses CSRF issues encountered during front‑end development and offers preventive guidance.
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