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Learn JavaScript design and performance patterns for building more powerful web applications.
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brennan
Haven’t done JavaScript for quite some time now. This is really helpful.
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toon159
There is also Vue Patterns!
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brennan
Yup, which is really nice, because I need to relearn Vue ![]()
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