Last week I published a story about store creation in @WalmartLabs’ Electrode. As I said, apart from that first engineering question, I had another one, this time regarding Server Side Rendering and store initialization when data prefetching is needed.

The problem

Let’s suppose we have the following case: Our application initializes a…

The past few days I’ve been experimenting with @WalmartLabs’ Electrode. It seems like a rather interesting platform and it got my attention immediately as I stumbled upon it. I’m planning to write an article about it and what it offers to the programmer that employs it in his web app.

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By now, especially due to modern build and bundling tools, all experienced web developers are familiar with ES6 modules (if you are not then you should totally get yourself informed!).

And in March this year, we were informed of some very exciting news! ES6 module support has come (or, is…

During the past few years, many different titles have emerged for software developers. You can be a software developer, a software engineer, a frontend ninja, a computer programmer, a software architect and many other things that I may not even be aware of.

I don’t really know the actual difference…

The power of abstraction is vast. The human brain can only process information in chunks. When you explore something mentally, each tiny bit of detail adds on cognitive load.

Example: A House

When we talk about a house, we actually mean a rich, complicated construction containing walls, windows, doors, a…

OK, I know that I probably picked a rather cheesy title for a first story.

It’s been a long time now since I started contemplating the possibility of starting to share my thoughts and findings on programming. Something like maintaining a programmer’s diary. Most stories of course will be about…