...on Typescript
This is an article mostly targeted at JR devs who want some real world examples of Patterns and SOLID Principles coming into use in the real world.
So I was building a [video player that supports both YouTube and Twi
As we all do, I have a bunch of Wiz lights in my house and one of their motion sensors. But I want my motion sensor not to turn off when I'm sitting And I also want to control the lights locally as I don't like all smart home thing going to the cloud. So I decided to ta
We have all probably seen the image on the top where all the array methods are clearly explained in one simple image, right? Well, yes, every JR dev has shared or liked it on LinkedIn. And th
NPM modules are one amazing creature comfort for the modern JS developer. In my case, I wanted to publish a tool to fix an (issue with Next.js export format)[https://blog.ignaciodegregori.com/posts/how_to_fix_next_js_exporting_pages_as_files].
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As any good typescript developer, we all love to just import the types for our libraries from DefinitelyTyped as if it was magic, but it's not. It's an open source library that's maintained by contributors. So
One of the not so well known features of Next.JS (only with the Pages router...) is the ability to export the page as static HTML. This is very useful if you want all the benefits of UI development with React and SSR. But don't want the complexity and
Last Friday I participated in the Kopius Hackaton 23. Where teams of 3 devs were tasked with making a game that Kopius as a company could use to showcase the new brand in nerdearla (one of the largest IT trade shows in LATAM). The thing about H