Sergio Carracedo 
Are you exposing class or styles props in your UI components? Stop it!
An issue I see a lot in UI component libraries is exposing a className prop, style prop, or any…
Posts tagged with "frontend" [10 posts]
Sergio Carracedo personal blog. Here I share my thoughts, experiences, and knowledge on software development, technology, and life in general.
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Some misconceptions about buttons and links in SPAs
When we have a SPA, or any app running in a browser-like environment, we usually don't pay attention…
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Organizing i18n strings for scalability
Translation and localization are critical aspects of modern applications, especially when you target…
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About the design system team: Goals, pains, and successes
In this post, I want to share my experience of working in multiple design system teams, and it will…
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Await component in React 18: Wait for a promise in the UI
Managing asynchronous values in the frontend is our day a day work, as typically you get the data…
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Selection on chunked data
In the post I wrote last year about the lessons learned from building a table component, I mentioned…
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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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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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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…
