Medium·2yWe Forgot Frontend Basics
This post discusses how frontend development has become overcomplicated with endless trends and paradigms, and highlights the importance of mastering basic skills, such as vanilla JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. It also provides tips for improving frontend development skills.
Medium·2yFrontend Masters: Feature-Sliced Design (FSD) Pattern
Learn about Feature-Sliced Design (FSD), a methodology for organizing web and mobile applications into smaller, self-contained features. It uses a pizza analogy to explain the concept of layers, slices, and segments. FSD offers benefits like easier management, scalability, faster development, clear ownership, and simplified testing. However, it also has challenges like planning, learning curve, teamwork effort, potential redundancy, and limited tools.
Medium·2yThings You Don’t Know About Next.js
NextJS 14 promises a faster, more enjoyable development journey for React developers. This post reveals concepts of NextJS that many developers may not know, such as using Route Group functionality for organizing folder structures, leveraging the Metadata API for improved SEO, and creating active links in Next.js for enhanced user experience.
Medium·2yHow to become an AI engineer (2024)
AI engineering is a rapidly evolving field that involves developing and implementing AI systems. It requires programming skills, mathematical acumen, big data handling, algorithmic understanding, non-technical business skills, and analytical skills. To start a career in AI engineering, one needs to acquire these skills, pursue relevant education and certifications, network with other AI engineers, and apply for AI engineer jobs.
Medium·2yConcurrent HTTP Requests in Golang: Best Practices and Techniques
Learn the best practices and techniques for sending concurrent HTTP requests in Golang, including using goroutines, sync.WaitGroup, channels, worker pools, and limiting goroutines. Discover strategies for handling errors in concurrent Go programs.
Medium·2yPerformance Best Practices in Flutter
Flutter is a UI toolkit for building fast, beautiful, natively compiled applications. It is important to optimize performance in Flutter by using stateless widgets, avoiding unnecessary widget rebuilding, using keys for performance optimization, using async and await instead of then(), avoiding costly tasks, minimizing the use of opacity and clipping, avoiding deeply nested widget hierarchies, using the Flutter DevTools for performance monitoring, and avoiding blocking the main thread.
Medium·2yDesign better pagination
This post covers pagination UI best practices, including navigation, numbered representation, truncating page navigation, first and last buttons, subtle styling, showing the count, amount per page, go to page input field, pagination page placement, data table bulk selection considerations, pagination vs infinite scroll, and when to use numbered navigation.
Medium·2yWhy UUID7 is better than UUID4 as clustered index
This post discusses the differences between UUID version 4 and UUID version 7 as clustered indexes in a database. It explores the pros and cons of using UUIDs instead of sequential IDs and explains why UUID version 7 was faster than UUID version 4. The experiments and results are presented, along with an explanation of index locality and buffer pool in relation to the performance differences.
Medium·2yOntology-Oriented Software Development
The software industry's focus on developing modular components rather than integrating them into cohesive enterprise systems has hindered economic productivity. Palantir aims to enable organizations to build bespoke software tools for enterprise transformation. The Ontology centralizes knowledge and harmonizes data, logic, and action elements to simplify software development and build higher-level abstractions.
Medium·2yAdapter Design Pattern
The Adapter Design Pattern is a software design pattern that allows the interface of an existing class to be used as another interface. It solves the problem of making incompatible classes compatible by using an intermediate class that implements a common interface. Some other examples of using the Adapter Design Pattern include getting news feeds from different sources, sending notifications through different channels, using different cache drivers, using different file storage adapters, logger, and database clients.
Medium·2yThe ultimate guide to cache-busting for React production applications
Learn about cache-busting for React production applications and how to avoid errors when deploying new versions. Discover solutions such as adding meta elements to index.html, configuring caching with nginx, implementing retry policies for lazy loading, and more.
Medium·2yJavascript Interview Question: Invoke a function without parenthesis
Learn how to invoke a JavaScript function without using parenthesis. Explore different ways to call a function, including direct invocation, using 'call' and 'apply', using 'setTimeout', and using the 'new' keyword. Discover how 'new' can be used to invoke a function without parentheses.
Medium·2yVue Reactivity In-Depth
Learn about Vue 3's reactivity system, its importance in web development, core concepts such as ref() and reactive(), computed properties, watchers, and advanced techniques like deep reactivity and handling form inputs. Also, discover best practices and pitfalls for optimizing performance and avoiding common mistakes.