Maxmiliano Braga

We asked #developers which programming language they prefer, and the results were close! Our Developer Relations Engineer, Alejandro Duarte, shares the results and explains their meaning. See what he has to say. 👇

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Our Coder Ismael Ramon, Senior Frontend Engineer, always writes very useful articles. 🧐 This time he tells us in less than 5 minutes ⏳ how to leverage TypeScript with the i18next library so the usual t function doesn't just accept anything! Learn all about it here 😍👇 #SEATCODE #Coders #TypeScript #i18next

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Read the takeaways from the conversation with Álvaro H. in episode #44 about using Angular, RxJS, Babylon.js, Rapier, and AnimeJS for video game development in the Web platform 👾🕹️

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🚀 Are Microfrontends Overkill for Your Product? Or the Key to Streamlining Development? Microfrontends can sometimes lead to over-engineering, especially if you don’t have a deep understanding of all layers of your product. But here’s the thing: dismissing this technology could mean missing out on its potential. 💡 🔗 Today, tools like Vite, Webpack, and RSPack support module federation, making it easier than ever to integrate microfrontends seamlessly. 🛠 Maybe it's time to rethink how these innovations could optimize your software development pipeline and boost productivity. 💻✨ #Microfrontends #SoftwareDevelopment #TechInnovation #ModuleFederation #DevOps

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Good design to use

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Your contribution for the day 🌎: Nhost👇 Led by Nuno Pato and David B., Nhost is an open-source backend and development platform that enables developers to build and scale their web and mobile apps. Nhost/nhost is an open-source Firebase alternative with GraphQL. Here’s why you should contribute to this repo: 1️⃣ Nhost is a platform that blends GraphQL with an SQL-based backend. It is supported by robust technologies like Hasura, serverless Node.js functions, and Docker for efficient deployment. Contributing to this repository enhances your front-end, back-end, and DevOps skills while supporting the scalability and robustness of the Nhost ecosystem. 💪 2️⃣ By contributing to Nhost, you create an OS alternative to Firebase. This effort helps democratise application development by providing a flexible and powerful backend solution that is not vendor-restricted, broadening access to advanced development tools. 🧰 3️⃣ The Nhost repository, primarily in TypeScript, provides over 60+ open issues ranging from "SDK" and "enhancement" to "bug" fixes. With a high response rate exceeding 75%, this project provides an ideal environment for TS developers to contribute effectively. 🤝 You can find their GitHub page here: https://lnkd.in/dviDDwMv 📖

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🔎 Discover the Top JavaScript Frameworks for Web Development in the latest blogpost written by Silvana Molina, Service Delivery Manager at Coderio. Learn how these powerful tools can boost your development speed, enhance productivity, and improve code quality 🌎 https://lnkd.in/deZAZ-G3 #Coderio #technology #softwaredevelopment #softwareoutsourcing #JavaScript #WebDevelopment

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🔍 A Technical Observation from Yesterday's El Clásico Streaming Experience As a frontend developer, I couldn't help but notice some interesting technical aspects during yesterday's highly anticipated Real Madrid vs Barcelona match. The streaming service experienced significant authentication challenges during peak user load, highlighting crucial lessons about scaling and security in web applications. Key Technical Observations: • The sudden implementation of authentication walls must be accompanied by proper infrastructure scaling. I bypassed their authentication with a simple toggle in the value stored in local storage. • User experience is paramount - delays in authentication can significantly impact viewer satisfaction • Client-side state management requires robust security measures beyond basic localStorage implementation This experience reinforces important principles for web developers: 1. Always anticipate and plan for traffic spikes during high-demand events 2. Implement robust authentication systems that can handle concurrent user loads 3. Never compromise on security best practices, even under pressure to deliver P.S. What an incredible match it turned out to be! 🔵🔴 #WebDevelopment #TechLessons #UserExperience #WebSecurity #SoftwareEngineering #ElClasico #Frontend

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Ever wondered how to migrate to microservices without downtime? I'll be on stage with Belen Barbed in an upcoming meetup organized by Codemotion and Ring. If you are based in Madrid, come say hi! (Link to the event in the first comment) #softwareengineers #programming #coding

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💻 Software Design = Knowledge Building 🧠✨ Ever seen a shiny new system turn into a nightmare overnight? 🚨 It’s not just about code—it’s about the mental model behind it. When that walks out the door, teams are left guessing. 😓 That’s why I 💚 how Mercadona Tech works: ✅ Docs that tell the story, not just the code. ✅ Team sharing = mental model sharing. ✅ Future-proof systems designed for continuity. Every name, comment, or structure decision matters. Let’s build systems that explain themselves! 🚀 #SoftwareDesign #KnowledgeTransfer #DevLife #EngineeringExcellence 🛠️

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Article by Aleksa Simic full of learnings and valuable insights about new promising cross-platform frameworks that will gradually become more present in the app ecosystem. I find it very interesting and inspiring that they went an extra mile by keeping the native iOS navigation layer to achieve a native look and feel.

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Check out our newest BLOG! "How to implement validation with captcha" by our own David Moreira! .NET Developers will find this very interesting and useful for their work with .NET and Blazor tech as we learn new things every day! https://lnkd.in/dPWvC3Wv #blazor #components #blazorise #dotnet #csharpdotnet #programming #opensource #development

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AAA Pattern: A Clear Structure for Unit Tests. Why we had better apply this approach to our tests. So let's discover 🙃 🎗 It does not matter what type of test you write, You can apply this approach to every type of test (Unit Test, Feature Test, and ....) AAA stands for Arrange, Act, Assert. It's a widely adopted pattern in unit testing that promotes clarity, readability, and maintainability of your tests. How it Works ✅ Arrange: - Set up the necessary objects, data, and dependencies. - Create the required input values or mock objects. Act: - Invoke the method or code under test with the prepared inputs. - Capture the output or result of the operation. Assert: - Verify that the actual output or result matches the expected outcome. - Use assertions or comparisons to validate the correctness of the behavior. Benefits of the AAA Pattern ✅ Improved Readability: The structure makes it easy to follow the test's logic. Enhanced Maintainability: Changes to the code under test can be reflected in the test more easily. Reduced Debugging Time: Isolating the failure to the Arrange, Act, or Assert phase can streamline debugging. Consistent Approach: Adhering to AAA fosters a consistent style across your test suite. Example 🛎 public function testMathClass() { // Arrange $math = new Math(); // Act $sum = $math->sum(12 , 8); // Assert $this->assertEquals($sum , 20); } please support me by liking or commenting :) 🙏 #aaa_pettern #aaa #tdd #unit_test #phpunit #pest #unit_testing #testing

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Como solucionar el error: Error: Uncaught [TypeError: A dynamic import callback was invoked without --experimental-vm-modules]

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