Codeminer42’s Engineering Blog
If you’ve been in software development for a while, you’ve probably dealt with this annoying issue: your code runs perfectly on your machine, but when …
The year was 2021. The mines and quarries of Codeminer42 were vast, brimming with untapped veins of innovation, and glittering with the promise of digital …
As we all know, using any kind of tool recklessly can lead to problems that might negatively impact your application. But what about custom Hooks? …
If you have worked with pagination before, you are most likely familiar with the offset pagination model, common for REST APIs. But for GraphQL servers, …
This article starts a series about Progressive Web Applications (PWAs) in Rails. In this series, I will show you how to turn your Rails application …
Welcome to the worst form ever! I am sure you have seen some bad forms around the internet. Sometimes the inputs are disabled at the …
Introduction If you’re a programmer, you’ve probably heard of Vim, either from your colleagues who type frantically on their niche mechanical keyboards at the office …
Just like the Moon is constantly influencing planet Earth’s ocean tides, it is likely that, at some point, Lua influenced your navigation over the internet. …
Recently, I’ve been delving into the basics of front-end development with React, one observation I’ve made is that many people in the front-end world usually …
When you learn to code, you usually start with understanding types and declaring variables, then reusing code through functions, calling pieces of code conditionally, calling …
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