Codeminer42’s Engineering Blog
This post is part of the Scalable Frontend series, you can see the other parts here: “#2 — Common Patterns” and “#3 — The State …
Over the last few months, I’ve been working in a couple of Node.js projects written in TypeScript, and it was a bumpy road to follow …
Softwares are subject to change all the time, and one aspect that contributes to defining the quality of a code is precisely how easy it …
There are a lot of test frameworks for JavaScript/Node.js and I’ve been working with Mocha, Jasmine and Lab for a while. But I decided to …
If you cannot read in Portuguese, try to use the Google Translator. Each code sample here will be written in English. Feel free to translate …
If you cannot read in Portuguese, try to use the Google Translator. Each code sample here will be written in English. Feel free to translate …
If you cannot read in Portuguese, try to use the Google Translator. Each code sample here will be written in English. Feel free to translate …
We have been hearing a lot about functional programming since the past couple of years and even how to use the paradigm in Javascript. For …
In this article I would like to show you how you can use functional programming with JavaScript. Write your code avoiding iteration, start using map, …
Although not mandatory, you can catch up with previous episodes if you haven’t already: The Backend Part 1: Working on the backend, exploring requirements and …
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