Vim Buffers, Windows and Tabs – An Overview
by I have been using Vim since I started using Linux, many years ago, but it was just recently that I decided to use it as …
The Monotonic Clock and Why You Should Care About It
by Recently, while getting into the GitHub woods to make some contributions to the Open Source community, I noticed myself staring at the hanami/hanami repository with …
Multiple Foreign Keys for the Same Relationship in Rails 6
by As we all know, it is quite easy to create database tables with Ruby On Rails. However, some cases require personalizations to reproduce real world …
My Experience Migrating a Rails API to Crystal and AWS Lambda – Part II Optimizing our solution with Crystal
by Hey, this is the second part of my post, giving an overview of how I migrated a Rails API to Crystal with hosting on AWS …
My Experience Migrating a Rails API to Crystal and AWS Lambda – Part I The First Iteration on Rails
Hey folks! Today I am going to tell you how was my first project as a Codeminer42 employee. Two colleagues and I were charged of …
AWS SAM and Middy with Lambda Layers
by In the last few months, I’ve been working with an AWS serverless architecture. One of the reasons that I’m writing this post is that during …
Avoiding Making Your Next.js Build Slower
by Brief introduction Next.js is one of the most hyped and used React Frameworks to create SSR (Server Side Rendering) applications nowadays. It’s known for its …
What a Flerken are React PropTypes and How to Use Them in a Fancy Way?
by One of the main concepts of a React Component is its props. The props are used to pass data to a component, just like a …
The Dark Side of Flutter: What Frustrations Should You Expect?
by Recently, I had the opportunity to lead a mobile app development project where we decided to use the Flutter framework. In this post, I want …
Scalable Frontend #3 — The State Layer Patterns for the single source of truth
by State tree, the single source of truth This post is part of the Scalable Frontend series, you can see the other parts here: “#1 — …