“KISS,” “DRY”, “YAGNI,” and more — Being a good programmer is a mix of skills and some common sense. It is all about being pragmatic and knowing what is the solution that fits better your problem. When facing a challenge, there are some software principles that will guide you in choosing the most correct approach. Those…

An overview of the new ES13 specs — The new ES13 specs are finally released. Specs? JavaScript is indeed not an open-source language. It’s a language written following the ECMAScript standard specifications. The TC39 committee is in charge of discussing and approving new features. Who are they? “ECMA International’s TC39 is a group of JavaScript developers, implementers, academics…

NodeJs ESM support is finally here — The TypeScript 4.7 version is planned to be released on the 24th of May 🎉. After a not-so-exciting TypeScript 4.6 one, we are in for a treat. It was well known that the team was focusing on the NodeJs integration. Its support for ES Modules on Node is a long-awaited…

Lighter, faster, auto-imports, awesome developer experience — Recently we have had exciting releases for the React ecosystem. First, it was Next.js, then came Remix, and later on React 18. Those were stealing the thunder of any JavaScript framework. They were driving all the frontend discussions and increasing React’s momentum. Luckily, the Nuxt team is making a big…

4 tools to manage efficiently your JavaScript monorepo — The monorepo approach is a great way to manage all the dependencies. It has been a hot topic for some years. It is a great way to keep distinct projects with well-defined relationships. One immediate benefit is that it empowers us to share configurations like ESLint, Prettier, TypeScript, … through…

And how you can create yours too — To me, multitasking is like salt. The right amount can improve your meal but too much would make it not edible and unhealthy. That is why it is so hard to get right. “Multi-tasking — the art of doing twice as much as you should half as well as you…

A look at the key Remix feature — Remix has quickly become one of my favorite React JavaScript frameworks. Why? It embraces well-known and established web APIs and its progressive enhancement approach. Out of the box, Remix does perform server-side rendering. So when JavaScript is not available our users will not get a blank page. They will get…

5 tips to boost the code review process — The code review process plays a key role in any software development company. Its main goal is to assure the quality of the software. It also has many other beneficial side effects: Learning — by seeing other peers code you improve your coding skills Knowledge Transfer — a good way…

Know the new Concurrent Suspense and Transition API — The React Suspense feature was released as part of React 16 version. There, it had only one use case. It was meant to be used with its React.lazy API for code splitting. It would serve as a fallback when the element was not on yet downloaded and presented. It had…