PAPAFAM Newsletter #179
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Next.js Server Actions are public-facing API endpoints
Provides an in-depth look at the security implications of using Server Actions. The main takeaway is that they are still public endpoints and still require proper authentication and authorization to prevent unintended access
JUST F*****G USE REACT
A fun and interesting read on why modern frameworks like React are preferable to pure HTML for complex web projects
Introducing Zod 4
Zod 4 is now stable. New features include first-party JSON Schema support, enhanced recursive type inference, and a new way to add metadata. Zod 4 also introduces a lightweight βMiniβ version for strict bundle size requirements
tscircuit: Use React for Building Electronics Projects
An interesting approach to designing and laying out electronic circuit boards using a React-based approach. I bet Jordan Walke wouldnβt have predicted this when he created React! GitHub repo.
A Brief History of JavaScript
JavaScript (originally named LiveScript) turns thirty years old this year and the Deno team has put together a fantastic timeline-based tour of how much things have progressed from its first appearance in Netscape Navigator, through offshoots like JScript, standardization, and the introduction of Node.js, all the way through to the modern day.
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Soft Skills by John Sonmez
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