Skip to content
The Miners

The Miners

Codeminer42’s Engineering Blog

  • #6982 (no title)
  • #6982 (no title)

Category: Posts

Working Effectively with a Headless CMS in React – Part II

Working Effectively with a Headless CMS in React – Part II

Henrique Yujiby Henrique YujiFebruary 26, 2024April 11, 2024

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 …

Working Effectively with a Headless CMS in React

Working Effectively with a Headless CMS in React

Henrique Yujiby Henrique YujiFebruary 26, 2024April 11, 2024

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 …

Introduction to Headless WordPress

Introduction to Headless WordPress

Samuel Souzaby Samuel SouzaFebruary 21, 2024April 11, 2024

Web technologies come and go very frequently, but some tend to stick longer than others. WordPress is a big example of that. For its simplicity …

From Bulls to Bytes: Excel Data Importation Made Easy with Ruby on Rails Simplifying Data Integration using Roo

From Bulls to Bytes: Excel Data Importation Made Easy with Ruby on Rails

Simplifying Data Integration using Roo

Fernando Lisboaby Fernando LisboaFebruary 16, 2024April 11, 2024

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 …

Two’s Complement trick revealed

Two’s Complement trick revealed

Edy Silvaby Edy SilvaFebruary 8, 2024April 11, 2024

In my last post I made a promise. We talked about IEEE 754 Standard and some other things. One thing we talked about was Two’s …

CodeTips#7: Spread operator: the slow beauty Let's go learn how and when to use the beautiful spread operator

CodeTips#7: Spread operator: the slow beauty

Let's go learn how and when to use the beautiful spread operator

Gabriel Quaresmaby Gabriel QuaresmaJanuary 31, 2024September 4, 2024

For a couple of years now, the JS community has been using the famous spread operator, AKA three dots (…), to copy values in arrays …

Command and Conquer Web Applications Do, Undo, and Redo

Command and Conquer Web Applications

Do, Undo, and Redo

João Victor Voglerby João Victor VoglerJanuary 17, 2024September 7, 2024

Sometimes I wonder how great would it be if we could simply undo things in life. Ate more than you should during Christmas and New …

Codeminer42 Open-Source Retrospective

Codeminer42 Open-Source Retrospective

Alessandro Diasby Alessandro DiasJanuary 10, 2024January 11, 2024

At Codeminer, we value and encourage contributions to open-source projects and this year was no different as we kept contributing to several open-source projects. We …

This is the way… the Callable Way

This is the way… the Callable Way

Luan Gonçalvesby Luan GonçalvesDecember 27, 2023April 11, 2024

Hello, fellow readers! Once again, we are here to talk about some neat Ruby features to make your perfect service/operation class. This time, about the …

Upgrading Rails: Steps to a Smooth Transition Rails Renewed: Strategies for Safely and Efficiently Upgrading Your Application

Upgrading Rails: Steps to a Smooth Transition

Rails Renewed: Strategies for Safely and Efficiently Upgrading Your Application

Fabio Leandroby Fabio LeandroDecember 20, 2023September 4, 2024

Upgrading a Ruby on Rails application may sound like a daunting task, but fear not! This guide presents a strategic approach to handling a Rails …

Posts pagination

Previous 1 … 14 15 16 … 33 Next

Content type

Beginner Intermediate Advanced

Recent Posts

  • Technical Challenges in Building Voice Agents
  • React Denial-of-Service flaw + code leak join React2Shell vulnerability in Server Components and more – Dev Weekly #91
  • Surviving the RAM Squeeze: Efficiency Tips for JavaScript Developers
  • Building Your First Voice Agent
  • Bun is joining Anthropic, new AI models: Mistral 3 & DeepSeek-V3.2, Bundle Busters, and Hidden npm Nightmares – Dev Weekly #90

Tags

AI API Artificial Intelligence Authentication Best Practices C Computer Science CSS Database Design Patterns DevOps Docker Elixir Frontend Functional Programming Git Go Golang HTML Information Security Infrastructure Java JavaScript NextJS Node.js open-source Performance PostgreSQL Programming Rails React React Native Ruby Ruby on Rails Rust Security Software Architecture Software Development SQL Testing TypeScript UI UX Vue.js Web Development
Creative Commons License 2025 Codeminer42 | Privacy Policy | Cookie Policy | Powered by WordPress and Bam.