Lambda Cold Starts, A Language Comparison 🕵 ❄️ (2018)
Photo by Joshua Earle on UnsplashSince writing this article i have also written a 2019 update! Going serverless is more lucrative than ever, but the caveats of serverless are always increasing. Avoiding cold starts is an important part of having a snappy user experience, choosing a language that helps you achieve this is important! Cold Start?A ‘cold’ start in the serverless world, is the first ti
Flow vs TypeScript in React — My two cents
Update. When writing this story, the support of TypeScript in Babel was not yet released. This has tremendously improved the integration of TypeScript in React projects. And Expo, a key element in the React Native ecosystem, has recently announced to move away from Flow to TypeScript (read announcement here). I now use the combination of ESlint for linting and TypeScript for type checking. The com
Ultimate React Component Patterns with Typescript 2.8
This blogpost was inspired by React Component Patterns post live Demo If you know me, you already know that I don’t write javascript without types, so yeah I’m really into Typescript, since version 0.9. Beside typed JS I really love React, and when React + Typescript are combined, I just feel like in heaven :D. Full type safety within whole app and VDOM templates it’s just marvelous and joy to wor
React and Redux with TypeScript
This week I finally finished a side project I have been working on over the past few months to learn React and Redux in TypeScript; it is a Password Manager type app which if you want to check out you can find over on GitHub. Whilst building the app I did come across a few head scratching moments at times trying to make React or Redux play nicely with TypeScript’s type system without simply resort
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