Sergio Carracedo 
A real case: why hexagonal architecture, decoupling, and Dependency injection can be very useful in the frontend
Hexagonal architecture is a software design pattern based on the separation of responsibilities. The…
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UI components library (Chapter II): Components anatomy and interfaces
> This is the second post of a series about why and how to create a UI components library. I'm going…
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Typescript enums: Replacing them with const and union types
Last year :astro-ref[I wrote a post about the typescript…
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UI components library (Chapter I): Why and to create one? Characteristics of a good UI library
> This is the first post of a series about why and how to create a UI components library. I'm going…
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2023 in a Nutshell
2023 is over and I did in the last years is time to summarize it. For me, it's always an interesting…
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SPA (Vue / React / Angular) app loader
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The advantage of using cache to decouple the frontend code
We can agree decoupling is a good practice that simplifies the code and the maintainability of the…
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Typescript tips for legacy projects: Type only you need
When you introduce Typescript in a legacy project, or you are using a library that doesn't provide…
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Hasta luego pulpoCon
Acaba de terminar la tercera edición de la #pulpoCon, y no será la última, pero si la última en la…
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Find a item in lists in js: Performance of Set vs Array
In our apps, it's very common to store data in lists, for example, a list of users, a list of posts,…