If you have never worked with web workers, the title doesn't really evoke emotion. Am I right? But if you have, you know that as of today, there is no equivalent to what AbortController does for fetch. Well, let's change that. Meet @wjfe/async-worker...
I love back-end development. I love C#. I would have never guessed, in a million years that I would end up creating not 1, not 2, but soon-to-be 3 NPM packages. C# is the love of my life, not to mention it ranks in the top 10 for performance in the H...
Welcome, everyone, to the next topic in the single-spa arena: Parcels. These are pieces of user interfaces that are meant to be used as "utilities" from anywhere in your application, and since your application is built by glueing together mini applic...
Hello, everyone. I haven't been around for some time, but not because I have abandoned the subject. On the contrary, I have been working hard on my primary project. At this point in time, I have successfully converted the custom implementation we had...
Welcome, everyone, to the conclusion of this small series. We will be creating a React timer and comparing it to what we did in Svelte in the first article of the series. Note that I have decided not to animate this timer. I ran a few searches about...
Welcome, everyone, to the introductory article of a small two-article series that aims towards demonstrating not only the incredibly beautiful experience that Svelte provides, but also the contrast against #1 favorite world-wide: React. DISCLAIMER: I...
