Greetings, dev community! The highly-anticipated release of the new React to Web Component (@R2WC/react-to-web-component) API is here! We have been thrilled by the level of adoption version 1.0 has attained within the developer community. You have provided great feedback in our Discord and GitHub issues on your pain points and the ways in which we can improve R2WC. And we listened!

You’ve probably found your way to this post because you're trying to create mock code for tests that use the Jest framework and are having difficulty getting your mock to work the way you want. This post focuses on why you might choose one Jest method over another to create a mock—and how to use it—so you can work and write tests more quickly.

In this blog post, we'll explore how to set up authentication with Auth0 in a React project. The @auth0/auth0-react SDK was recently updated to version 2.1.0, so that is the version we will be walking through. The process is the same for previous versions, but some of the props in the Auth0Provider have changed.

Many developers (myself included) were excited when Vue.js version 3.3 introduced several functionalities from Vue Macros, the collection of proposed additions to Vue.js that extend its basic functionalities with syntactic sugar.

With the upcoming Vue.js version 3.3, the community once again doesn’t disappoint. Vue.js 3.3 includes many useful features that improve productivity and developer velocity.

The Angular team just released an exciting new major version of Angular that comes with many new features. One of these features has been something that the Angular community has wanted for a long time, and we've inched closer and closer with each major version. I'm talking about the takeUntilDestroyed operator.