For the Dusk 1st Jam, I developed a drawing guess game similar to skribbl.io in the Dusk platform. Here is how I did it.

This is the first article in a series on how I rebuilt a game (the Farlanders game) using web technologies and React.

For those unfamiliar with the Farlanders game, it is a top-down, turn-based strategy game about creating a colony on Mars, developed by Andriy Bychkovskyi and published by Crytivo.

I played it with great enjoyment and realized it was the kind of game that could work well with browser technologies and a frontend framework like React.

The JavaScript ecosystem is really vast and rich but because of that it is really not easy to choose the right tool when you have to.

Did you never ask yourself what bundler should I use for that new Project ?

Maybe you already have your stack that you reuse between projects ?

But it is really optimal and when did you update it the last time ?

The React community stands out as one of the largest, but navigating through the multitude of libraries to find the right one that truly adds value to your business can be a challenging task.

This article aims to facilitate this process by undertaking a comparison of various React component libraries, aiding you in selecting the most suitable UI toolkit for your project.

This article is the third installment in a series, which you can access through the following links:

1. How to choose the right front-end architecture?
2. What frontend framework should you choose?

So, if you're planning to determine the best front-end framework for your requirements, I recommend reading the preceding articles as well.

This article serves as a follow-up to my previous article on front-end architecture, which can be found here. While it's not necessary to have read the previous article before reading this one, if you're looking to make the best choice for selecting your frontend framework, it would be beneficial to take a look.

In this article, our main focus will be on effectively comparing different frameworks by examining various data, statistics, surveys, and more.

Choosing the right frontend framework can indeed be challenging, especially in a rapidly evolving landscape.

The purpose of this article is to assist you in selecting the appropriate architecture by providing an overview of the evolution of frontend frameworks.

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Slidev is a quite new tool for creating HTML presentation that is fantastic.
Easily creates slide with Markdown and VueJS components and enjoy all the features (Presenter mode, syntax highlighting, LaTeX, diagrams...etc.).
Still in beta, but it already has quite a big community and is moving forward quite fast.