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Atila Fassina - State Management In Next.js

This article has been kindly supported by our dear friends at Netlify who are a diverse group of incredible talent from all over the world and offers a platform for web developers that multiplies

next.js , Jamstack , Javascript

Atila Fassina - Localizing Your Next.js App

Instructing Next.js your app intends to have routes for different locales (or countries, or both) could not be more smooth. On the root of your project, create a next.config.js if you have not had t

Apps , next.js , User Experience

Atila Fassina - How To Benchmark And Improve Web Vitals With Real User Metrics

This article has been kindly supported by our dear friends at Raygun who help developers identify issues before their customers are impacted, providing the standard of experience that users expec

performance , Core Web Vitals , User Experience

Atila Fassina - A Recipe For A Good Design System

This article has been kindly supported by our dear friends at Backlight, a collaborative platform empowering front-end teams to build and ship great design systems. Thank you! In theory, ev

workflow , Tools , User Experience , Design Systems

Atila Fassina - Remix Routes Demystified

Around six months ago, Remix became open source. It brings a lovely developer experience and approximates web development to the web platform in a refreshing way. It’s a known tale that naming is th

react , Frameworks , Tools , Apps

Atila Fassina - Databases For Front-End Developers: The Rise Of Serverless Databases (Part 1)

As front-end developers, we understand the foundational role data plays in our daily jobs. It may come from an external API, a CMS, or even a spreadsheet. But god forbid we need to talk about settin

API , Apps , cms , Browsers , serverless

Atila Fassina - Databases For Front-End Developers: The Concepts Under The Hood (Part 2)

In Part 1, The Rise Of Serverless Databases, of the “Databases For Front-End Developers” series, we talked about the hurdles and traps of scaling and maintaining your databases. We went from simpler

API , Apps , Browsers , serverless

Atila Fassina - What’s New In Next.js 13?

October has come and gone, and with it, Next.js has released a new major version packed (pun intended) with tons of new features — some of which can be seamlessly adopted from your Next.js 12 app, w

API , next.js , coding , Javascript

Atila Fassina - Code Documentation, Streamlined

This article has been kindly supported by our dear friends at Swimm who have built the first code knowledge management tool that helps developers easily understand code. Thank you! Everythi

Techniques , Tools , coding

Atila Fassina - Understanding App Directory Architecture In Next.js

Since Next.js 13 release, there’s been some debate about how stable the shiny new features packed in the announcement are. On “What’s New in Next.js 13?” we have covered the release announced and es

react , Guides , Apps , next.js

Atila Fassina - Fine-Grained Access Handling And Data Management With Row-Level Security

Many apps have some kind of user-specific information or data that is supposed to be accessed by a certain group of users and not by others. With these sorts of requirements comes a demand for fine-

Security , Apps , Privacy

Atila Fassina - SolidStart: A Different Breed Of Meta-Framework

The current landscape of web tooling is increasingly more complex than ever before. We have libraries such as Solid, Vue, Svelte, Angular, React, and others that handle UI (User Interface) updates i

Frameworks , API , Javascript

Atila Fassina - The Era Of Platform Primitives Is Finally Here

This article has been kindly supported by our dear friends at Netlify, who are a diverse group of incredible talent from all over the world and offers a platform for web developers that multiplie

optimization , Frameworks , Javascript

Atila Fassina - Open-Source Meets Design Tooling With Penpot

This article has been kindly supported by our dear friends at Penpot whose mission is to provide an open-source and open-standards platform to bring collaboration between designers and developers

workflow , Tools , plugins , ui

Atila Fassina - The Hype Around Signals

The groundwork for what we call today “signals” dates as early as the 1970s. Based on this work, they became popular with different fields of computer science, defining them more specifically around

Techniques , coding , ui

Atila Fassina - What Does AI Really Mean?

In 2024, Artificial Intelligence (AI) hit the limelight with major advancements. The problem with reaching common knowledge and so much public attention so quickly is that the term becomes ambiguous

Guides , AI , User Interaction