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 …
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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 LayerPatterns 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 — …
My Journey Discovering Design Patterns I Didn’t Even Know I UseGetting started with the decorator and service patterns
by When I started my internship at CodeMiner 42 last October, I felt overwhelmed by information. So much new stuff to learn, and so much old …
Using Mappers to Organize Your DataImprove the organization of your components
At some point during the development of your project, you might have needed to develop a feature that consumed data from an external source. You …
“!” and “?”: Understanding One of Ruby’s Coolest Naming Conventions
by “Well, that’s quite some symbols you got there ♨_♨” – You, after reading this article’s title. It was a calm Friday afternoon here at CodeMiner42, …
Build Your First App with Flutter: Fetching Data from an API
Since the release of Flutter Beta, its community has been growing steadily! The goal of this article is to show how you can use Flutter …
Destroying an Association Marked as Read-Only in Rails
Read-only is a boolean setting. When true, it prevents an Active Record instance to be updated or destroyed. Although very helpful, there are a few …
Scalable Frontend #2 — Common PatternsApplying layered architecture in a practical way
Patterns should fit nicely, like playing blocks This post is part of the Scalable Frontend series, you can see the other parts here: “#1 — …