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I spent 11 years at Amazon (as a Principal Engineer in Developer Tools), and have been at Google for the last 2.5 years (as a Senior Staff Engineer on Developer Infrastructure for Integration Testing). Both positions were company-wide engineering productivity roles that put me in touch with a vast array of teams and exposed me to both cultures deeply. And I’ve come to the following epiphany and pa
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The best “Application programmers” are cultured to focus on business requirements and they typically don’t always factor in the need for concurrency — and that’s the way it should be. We don’t think of concurrency first — we think of “business requirements first”. Often the complexities involved in writing concurrent code are abstracted inside a Go library or a third-party package (e.g. HTTP serve
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Photo by charlesdeluvio on UnsplashWhy Should We Care About Design PatternsSimply put, design patterns help us solve problems by creating a reusable solution that we can use as a template for our software. That being said, design patterns aren't algorithms and you can't paste them into the code base. They give you a template of sorts, but if misused some patterns may cause additional complexity an
Writing a Custom TypeScript AST Transformer
IntroductionIn my first blog post I would like to walk through a problem I solved recently using TypeScript’s compiler API. I am certain that I would not have been able to get something working without the help of various blogs and StackOverflow answers, so it felt quite selfish to not write about my learnings around a powerful yet lightly documented set of tools. Topics touched onTypeScript compi
A Guide to Become a Lead Software Engineer
Photo by Tim Foster on UnsplashI asked myself a question, “What would I say to a recent grad or a colleague asking for advice on becoming a lead software engineer?” I worked in a professional setting for five years. For the last two and a half years, I’ve been on the same project and became one of the lead software engineers. I learned a lot working with many talented engineers and being guided by
Improving Babel support for TypeScript with ‘type-only’ imports
Babel Technical Architecture DiagramYou’ve decided you’re going to use Babel and write your source in TypeScript. But what happens when you’re sharing TS types across module boundaries? How should Babel handle those imports and exports? Let’s briefly cover how Babel and TypeScript work together. TypeScript does two things: Adds static type checking to code you would traditionally write as JavaScri
Using React Functional Components with Hooks in TypeScript
Photo by Émile Perron on UnsplashUsing TypeScript with React’s class components comes naturally as you simply extend the React.Component and immediately benefit from typing. When using React functional components however, some confusion may arise. Reacts functional components are simply JavaScript functions, but this doesn’t mean that they don’t follow any constraints. Specifically, and most impor
Use Cloudflare JavaScript Workers to Deploy Your Static Generated Site (SSG)
Static Site Generators are becoming the de-facto way to build and deploy web applications that don’t require Server Side Rendering. These are apps with pages that don’t require an actual web server to dynamically render the content. The types of pages that do need a server are the often ones protected by an authentication wall. There may be other sites where the dynamic content is generated on the
Introduction to micro frontends architecture
When to use micro frontendsHuge code base where different teams are contributing toCode ownership get messyDeployment is delayed because of other part of the applicationYou like to use different FE frameworksOrchestrationBy orchestration the combination of different micro frontends into one functioning application should be accomplished. It can be done on server side and on client side as well. Fo
React-Redux Hooks: useSelector and useDispatch
React Redux offers a set of Hooks as an alternative to the existing connect() higher order component. These Hooks allow you to connect to the Redux store and dispatch actions without having to wrap your components in connect(). This guide will cover how to implement the React-Redux Hooks, useSelector and useDispatch, in your application. Getting startedBegin by installing the following in your app
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