In this weekly digest I have compiled a list of tutorials to deploy your website or app into different hosting providers.
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I am a full stack software developer and UX designer, always looking to learn new technologies and face new challenges. Currently focusing on Javascript and React.
What’s all the hype about React Server Components?
A couple of weeks ago the React team announced React Server Components. In this article today I will explain what it is, why they came up with this strategy and how to get prepared for it.
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Last week I published tons of resources on the technical interview process. Today I want to focus a little bit more on frontend. Here is a curated list of HTML, CSS, JS and system design questions.
Continue reading “Weekly Digest #12: on front-end interviews”Tip: Watch out for null in default params
Defaults in function parameters is a feature that simplified my code a lot. But there is one caveat that we need to be aware of! Let’s start with an example:
Continue reading “Tip: Watch out for null in default params”Weekly Digest #11: On technical Interviews
Technical interviews are not a walk in the park! There are a lot of steps, challenges and pressure in a super competitive market.
On the other hand, you should not be scared of the process, just learn to navigate through it and practice!!! A year ago I found myself interviewing and in this digest I hope to share some learnings, resources and tips!
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Aren’t you tired of always typing the same routes in the terminal? When I found z it changed my productivity.
What’s z?
A terminal command to help you quickly navigate across directories. It will learn from common directories you browse and offer a shortcut for them:
Lazy loading images with Intersection Observer
Images play a huge role in loading performance. Websites loading tons of images upfront can be paying a high price in terms of user experience. Based on google’s research 53% of mobile users abandon a site if it does not load in 3 seconds.
To avoid this issue, I am going to show you how to implement lazy loading in only a few lines of code!
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The never ending flow of innovation is what I love about the web. There are so many great ideas! In the past few months a lot of innovation happened and in this weekly digest I want to share all those new projects that I am tracking.
Tip: Run a simple server with Python
I used this all the time! When you want to quickly serve a website or a page, or even mock a quick API, you can use python to start a server:
Continue reading “Tip: Run a simple server with Python”Learning Path: Getting started with React
Not long ago I started learning React. I have more than 10 years of experience using JS and before React I was actively coding in first wave generation web frameworks (like knockoutJS) and starting to get a grasp on components architecture (but using KO components + web components). Today I am coding entirely in React (both at work and for personal projects) and it’s been great. I love the community, there are a lot of projects & learning resources and I also found React to be a fast way of creating web applications.Â
In this post I want to share some resources that helped me learn React and I hope they are useful for anyone starting out there.
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