The journey of two remote software engineers, trying to make a living for their baby Emma Janine
In the age of micro-services and "serverless" functions, it's very unlikely that you would use NodeJS for a monolithic backend approach. But I still did go for a monolith approach for a side project, mainly because micro-services is a little overwhelming for a side project, and serverless functions have some
I made a React UI Component library for XSplit plugins even though I am aware that there are existing internal UI libraries available within the team. Although I'm just a consultant for SplitmediaLabs, I still do have access to their internal repository. To answer the question quickly, it's mainly because
This is a technical draft related to the usage of source properties in XJS 3.0 pre-pre-pre alpha. The current implementation is just the proposed usage, which is documented in this post. Specifying the source property's URLimport Xjs from '@dcefram/xjs'; const xjs = new Xjs(); xjs.setConfigurationWindow(`${window.location.
I would like to talk about the design considerations we made when we started working on the 3rd version of XJS Framework, but first, a bit of a history. I was one of the pioneers of the framework when we envisioned a library that would encapsulate all the core functionalities
This is the 4th part of my learn-in-public shinazz, with me taking a crash course on Algorithms and data structures. In this post, we will talk about a 5-step process I learned in solving programming problems. It's a 5-step process that should help you on implementing and solving complex requirements.
