Why I no longer use GraphQL for new projects
Before I go further, I want to clarify that I love GraphQL as a frontend engineer. It empowers me to create. I also think GraphQL is a great choice for larger engineering organizations. Having a GraphQL server as an API layer over different micro services allows frontend engineers to just build without dealing with the complexity. For new projects, however, I will no longer be using GraphQL. My de
Preview environments per Pull Request using AWS CDK and Github Actions
Preview environments per Pull Request using AWS CDK and Github Actions TL;DR The code is 👉 here 👈. The rest of this post gives information and context about it. 📖 Table of contents 👋 Introduction 🎯 Target ✅ Prerequisites ☁️ AWS Architecture CDK File structure cdk.json bin/app.ts lib/awesome-stack.ts CLI yarn bootstrap yarn deploy yarn destroy 🤖 Github automation Github Deployments API Github
28 Days of GitHub Action Tips
Brian Douglas for GitHub Posted on Feb 19, 2021 • Updated on Mar 1, 2021 For the whole month of February, I will be shipping daily. A new tip every day this month right here. Day 1: What are GitHub Actions? Day 2: Assigning new contributors to issues using GitHub Actions Day 3: Running GitHub Actions CI/CD triggers on specific branches Day 4: How to Run GitHub Actions on Forks Day 5: Generate sema
A Guide to Securing Node.js Applications
The one thing that developers tend to considers at the end of the development cycle is the “security” of the application. A secure application is not a luxury, it’s a necessity. You should consider the security of your application at every phase of the development such as architecture, design, code, and finally the deployment. In this tutorial, we are going to learn ways to secure our Node.js appl
⚛️ 🚀 React Component Patterns
Overview This documentation will help identify the trade-offs of the different React patterns and when each pattern would be most appropriate. The following patterns will allow for more useful and reusable code by adhering to design principles like separation of concern, DRY, and code reuse. Some of these patterns will help with problems that arise in large React applications such as prop drilling
Angular struggles in 2020
Lars Gyrup Brink Nielsen for This is Angular Posted on Jul 21, 2020 • Updated on Nov 15, 2020 Cover photo by Pixabay on Pexels. The views expressed in this opinion piece are entirely my own. They do not represent any organization. You're going down a dark, murky, slippery road and you've lost your way. What do you do? Keep moving while acting like everything is alright? Or stop and ask for help? T
Stop setting the language of your website based on user location
Stop setting the language of your website based on user location Please, stop! Why Setting the language of your website based on the user's location is not the best user experience. People travel, people move and not always do they speak the language of the place they're in. I'm currently living in Germany for a while, and I know next to nothing of German, so it serves nothing showing me your cont
The Best JavaScript Podcasts 2020
...or at least my favourite ones So you’re that hooked and eager to learn even while you’re away from the laptop? Hopefully, this list of JavaScript Podcasts will ease the coding withdrawal symptoms while you exercise, go outside or even sit elsewhere to give your eyes a break from the screen. Syntax Syntax.fm has been a favourite of mine to listen to since 2018 and continues to be my goto. Wes Bo
🌳🚀 CS Visualized: Useful Git Commands
Although Git is a very powerful tool, I think most people would agree when I say it can also be... a total nightmare 😐 I've always found it very useful to visualize in my head what's happening when working with Git: how are the branches interacting when I perform a certain command, and how will it affect the history? Why did my coworker cry when I did a hard reset on master, force pushed to origi
Why I don't use web components
For my first post on dev.to I thought I'd write about a nice, safe topic that's free of controversy: web components. I'm mostly writing this for my future self, so that I have something to point to next time someone asks why I'm a web component skeptic, and why Svelte doesn't compile to custom elements by default. (It can compile to CEs, and it can consume CEs as evidenced by its perfect score on
8 Productivity Tips for GitHub
With the recent announcement of unlimited private repositories, let's take a few minutes before we push up the code we don’t want anyone else to see, and make sure we’re making the most of what GitHub has to offer. GitHub is built with some extremely helpful shortcuts and productivity-boosting features. From personal experience, however, it’s clear that these often fall under the radar amongst dev
dev.to is now open source
Welcome to the Forem codebase, the platform that powers dev.to. We are so excited to have you. With your help, we can build out Forem’s usability, scalability, and stability to better serve our communities. Forem is open source software for building communities. Communities for your peers, customers, fanbases, families, friends, and any other time and space where people need to come together to be
Monad in TypeScript
tl; dr 普段はTypeScriptを書いているオタクが、すごいH本を読んだ📖 Haskellには便利な機能や考え方がたくさんあり、その一部はTypeScriptみたいなプログラミング言語でも表現できることがわかった TypeScriptでHaskellみたいなことをしようと思うと、いわゆるモナドライブラリが便利であり、中でもfp-tsが良さそうだった 以下にはfp-tsについて具体的な解説などをコードを交えて書く。 はじめに 前職で、TypeScriptのコードに type Either<Left, Right> = ... みたいなtype aliasを書いていたエンジニアさんにHaskellを勧められ、すごいH本を読んでみた。 Haskellはすごかった。もの凄く強力なチカラを2つ持っている。ガチガチな静的型付けと、モダンな関数型プログラミング技法である。美しく、型安全で、無駄
10 essential extensions for VS Code
I've been using Visual Studio Code as my main code editor for more than two years now. I used to work with Sublime Text, which was an amazing software (especially coming from Notepad++), but the guys at Microsoft are constantly doing an amazing job at making their editor the best out there, and their monthly update shows how dedicated they are to keep at improving it. So it's been my editor of cho
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