Codeminer42’s Engineering Blog
The 80-20 rule is empirically observed in many human phenomena and activities and it is no different in programming. By understanding a portion of the …
On March 10th, the second edition of the "Rinha de Backend" ("Backend Fight"), a very fun hackathon, finished. I participated in this edition, and I …
Hello again! In case you fell here and have no context whatsoever, don’t worry! This is the final part of a two-part blog post, in …
Wrap and Roll – Part I – Faraday In case you ever have interacted with external APIs, you most likely have noticed that not all …
That’s right, you’ve read it correctly, you are probably using React Context API the wrong way… or at least not taking full advantage of what …
TLDR: This is NOT about installing Linux on a Mac! Who would do that? 😏 So, you got yourself a new Macbook. Maybe it was …
Previously we talked about decoupling the CMS from the UI and how to handle code-splitting. In the last post of this series about Headless CMS …
Previously, we set the stage and learned how to tackle rendering components that are only determined at runtime. Now, we’re going to talk about how …
Headless CMSes are amazing tools that empower teams in creating and managing content. Besides all the benefits of traditional CMSes, they also provide greater flexibility …
Have you ever wondered about the complexity of importing data from Excel files (.xlsx) into a Ruby on Rails project? Considering that .xlsx files aren’t …
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