Sergio Carracedo 
How to know which version of your frontend is deployed
Learn how to embed version information in your frontend build so you can instantly verify which code…
Posts tagged with "typescript" [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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Speed up 10x (and more) code formatting and linting with oxfmt and oxlint
Code formatting and linting are essential tasks in modern software development. They keep a codebase…
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A Tool to get exported items from TypeScript files
Have you ever thought about what items (classes, functions, variables, types, etc) are exported from…
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React Controlled and Uncontrolled Components: useControllable Hook
In React development, components can be classified as either controlled or uncontrolled based on how…
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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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Automating package version bump with Release Please
When working on a project that needs to be released as a package, version bumping (increasing the…
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Creating custom cards for Home Assistant
> The goal of this post is to give you a brief introduction to creating custom cards for Home…
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Git publish: Releasing and publishing ephemeral npm packages
Releasing and publishing a JavaScript/TypeScript package to a npm registry is something relatively…
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Introduction to an open-source framework to create AI multi-agent workflows: Bee Agent Framework
> The goal of this post is to introduce you the AI Agents and the Bee Agent Framework and how to…