Published in HackerNoon.com·Dec 1, 2017From Web Developer to Highschool HackerWe have all been watching Mr.Robot recently and dreaming of becoming some b4da55 133t hacker who can conquer the world with just the terminal and a few lines of code. But…soon you realize you are a Frontend dev… and you spend most of your time dwelling in masses of HTML…Hacking6 min readHacking6 min read
Published in Developers Writing·Nov 15, 2017Running stuff when neededI want to introduce run-when, a CLI to run tasks based on Git diffs changes. Scenario 🏜 Recently I have been working quite a lot in a mono-repo environment. …Java Script5 min readJava Script5 min read
Published in HackerNoon.com·Jan 12, 2017How to get a performance boost using WebAssemblyNew year has just started and with it new resolutions to accomplish. How about learning how to use WebAssembly and get a performance boost? This article continues a serie of articles that we are writing about performance, go and check “How to get a performance boost using Node.js native addons”…Java Script5 min readJava Script5 min read
Published in HackerNoon.com·Jan 4, 2017Building a custom tag input with Skate.jsAre you lost trying to build and use Web Components? Skate.js uses the platform and sheds some light on it. What are we going to build? An input-like tag which looks like a normal text input but splits the content into tags when the users hit space. …Java Script5 min readJava Script5 min read
Nov 10, 2016Dynamic mocking with Kakapo.jsMore than 8 months after the first commit, Kakapo.js reaches the first major release 1.0 and we are proud to announce it. Let us introduce you Kakapo. IMPORTANT This article was originally published in the freeCodeCamp publication, I just made some adaptions since the library finally reached the 1.0 …Java Script6 min readJava Script6 min read
Published in Developers Writing·Jun 17, 2016About passive event listenersI have been hearing about it for a couple of months but now is has been shipped on Chrome 51 and Firefox Nightly, EventListenerOptions are here. Today I just want to share my thoughts about this new feature and why I’m sure is going to be game changer when talking…Java Script3 min readJava Script3 min read
Published in Developers Writing·Apr 25, 2016NodeList object is finally an IterableCan’t be more excited about the new feature currently available in Chrome Beta (currently 51), which is nothing else but the built-in support for NodeList iteration 🎉 It might be so obvious for people coming from outside the web world that whenever you select a list of UI elements, let’s…Java Script3 min readJava Script3 min read
Published in Developers Writing·Apr 21, 2016Real-life Javascript GeneratorsHow generators in javascript help us write more robust and clean code. — With ES6 we have generators, different kind of functions that may be paused at any time, and resumed later, this allows other code to run during those break periods. Let’s review this small code example to better understand how generators work: The first two things you notice is the…ES 63 min readES 63 min read
Published in Swift Programming·Mar 19, 2016When your Swift code breaks the compilerWe all love Swift, it’s much more powerful than Objective-C and its type safety and type inference almost made me forget the lack of refactor tools. …Swift5 min readSwift5 min read
Published in Swift Programming·Mar 15, 2016dotSwift 2016 Highlights, part 2In the first part, we started with a couple of helpful talks providing important analysis and insights (make sure you read it before moving on). I wanted this second part to be more on the practical side, in terms of useful and quickly applicable tips for the daily job. …I OS5 min readI OS5 min read
