I finally published a new blog post! This time, based on a project I built at work and it’s been very helpful for its users! Check it out and leave a reaction or a comment! 😊
I finally contributed to open-source again! This time, me and Jonny, the creator of Remotion, turned a proof-of-concept repo I had for months into an official library. 🌟
It’s been a while since I published the last edition, I’m sorry about that. I haven’t bookmarked or read things that are interesting to share in a while too. It’s been a lot of work for me.
On top of that, it’s “summer” (because it’s been raining a lot) in Sweden and I’m occupying myself with personal things rather than side projects.
For those who are also in summer, enjoy it because it’s short 🥲
I publish these newsletters through Buttondown and decided to create a few themes for it.
This project is built on Remix, parcel-css and cheerio. If there’s interest, I plan to add more themes and support other platforms. Let me know what you think about it 😊
The default sorting logic for strings doesn't quite yield the results that you might expect. Thankfully there are a couple of options that you can use to apply locale-aware sorting.
A video transcoder and converter built using Web Assembly and FFMPEG to transcode and convert videos right in your browser while protecting your privacy.
Microsoft has a list of websites that when an Internet Explorer user visits them, they’re instructed to switch to a more modern browser in order to use the website.
StackBlitz is a web IDE powered by WebAssembly. Now, they’ve joined a cross-industry partnership to bring WebContainers to all devices, languages, platforms, and runtimes.
It has been developed as a drop-in replacement of Storybook. It lacks some features that Storybook has but - hey, here’s an opportunity for open-source contributions!
According to Okta, the affected users were notified. From the Microsoft side, the group reported hacking proprietary source code for Bing, Bing Maps, and Cortana.
A lightweight, free and open-source JavaScript library to create stunning touch-friendly 3D parallax hover effects. Available for JavaScript, React and Vue.js.
Awesome demos on its homepage but it seems to have some issues with Firefox.
Conditional rendering is a cornerstone of any templating language. JSX chose to rely on JS boolean operators, which are not always as intuitive as one’d expect.
Este repo será construído para ajudar a divulgar nomes de autores brasileiros (ou pelo menos da língua portuguesa), independente do tamanho ou alcance do seu canal.****
Vem aí a sexta edição do evento. O projeto da vez é baseado no Spotify, mas implementa uma funcionalidade inexistente. Mais detalhes no post do Erick Wendel.
Vem aí a sexta edição do evento. O projeto da vez é baseado no Spotify, mas implementa uma funcionalidade inexistente. Mais detalhes no post do Erick Wendel.
Create a headless commerce store in minutes and start your growth journey on a fast and flexible foundation. It has a lot of integrations with popular apps.
I’m working on a Telegram bot for a side-project and enjoying using this library - although its docs could be better, I rely on Google more than the docs 🥲
Mermaid is a JavaScript-based diagramming and charting tool that takes Markdown-inspired text definitions and creates diagrams dynamically in the browser.
A fast, memory-efficient database with the read performance of a pure in-memory database but persisting on a disk. It’s used on Gatsby v4 for DSG (Deferred Static Generation).
A nice modal manager for React. It uses context to persist state of modals globally so that you can show/hide a modal easily either by the modal component or id.
After the episodes with the “old” library, some people forked faker under a new organization. They're changing some things so it's not 100% complete. If you like the library, there are chances to contribute to it.
Flutter for Web works but the result of the bundle size isn’t good, accessibility and SEO are not perfect either. So a developer started Flutjs to try and solve these issues with a new and shiny JavaScript framework.
Code generation is great, something I want to learn at some point. In the meantime, I can only be mind-blown by things like these types improvements on XState.
In this tutorial, you’ll use sharp to read an image and extract its metadata, resize, change an image format, and compress an image. Then crop, grayscale, rotate it and blur an image. Finally, you will composite images, and add text on an image. By the end of this tutorial, you’ll have a good understanding of how to process images in Node.js.
I’ve faced issues with nested virtualized lists before and solved it with shrinkWrap: true without really understanding it. This video clarifies what happens and suggests Slivers as a better solution. The DartPad with the comparison is pretty good too.
I've just started to test this app. I'm a happy user of Beekeeper Studio but TablePlus looks solid too, seems to have more features and supports more databases too.
Easily map out which open source & SaaS solutions are being used across your engineering teams, why they’re being used, and who someone should talk to about each technology.
A true video with a good sense of humour. I laugh every time someone prefers to put their very tiny project on AWS instead of hosting it easily in other services like Heroku.
Share your thoughts on this. I appreciate some insight that I may be missing out.
A post by Rich Harris, the creator of Svelte, about Chrome's recent change and reversal of some functions inside iframes. His posts about the web are always a hit.
O Vimeo bloqueou vários vídeos gratuitos da Rocketseat e eles tiveram de migrar mais de 600 aulas para uma nova plataforma utilizando um script automatizado com Node.js utilizando recursos de stream e fila em paralelo. Uma ótima demonstração de problem-solving e uso de tecnologia.
Um livro open-source com conteúdos que abordam do nível iniciante ao avançado sobre Docker. Está disponível em forma de site (construído com o HonKit).
