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Juan Diego Rodríguez - Demystifying The New Gatsby Framework

After the release of Gatsby 4, the Gatsby team saw the biggest rise in signups on Gatsby Cloud. According to Gatsby co-founder Kyle Mathews: “Gatsby 4 is the most powerful version of Gatsby yet.

Frameworks , Gatsby , API , next.js , serverless

Juan Diego Rodríguez - JavaScript APIs You Don’t Know About

A couple of days ago, I revisited the awesome 2021 State of JS Survey. The state of JS is an online survey that collects data from developers around the world to see the most recent and upcoming tre

Guides , API , Tools , Apps , Javascript

Juan Diego Rodríguez - Gatsby Headaches And How To Cure Them: i18n (Part 1)

Internationalization, or i18n, is making your content understandable in other languages, regions, and cultures to reach a wider array of people. However, a more interesting question would be, “Why i

Guides , Gatsby , plugins , Static Generators

Juan Diego Rodríguez - Gatsby Headaches And How To Cure Them: i18n (Part 2)

In Part 1 of this series, we peeked at how to add i18n to a Gatsby blog using a motley set of Gatsby plugins. They are great if you know what they can do, how to use them, and how they work. Still,

Guides , Gatsby , plugins , Static Generators

Juan Diego Rodríguez - Gatsby Headaches: Working With Media (Part 1)

Working with media files in Gatsby might not be as straightforward as expected. I remember starting my first Gatsby project. After consulting Gatsby’s documentation, I discovered I needed to use the

performance , react , optimization

Juan Diego Rodríguez - Gatsby Headaches: Working With Media (Part 2)

Gatsby is a true Jamstack framework. It works with React-powered components that consume APIs before optimizing and bundling everything to serve as static files with bits of reactivity. That include

performance , react , optimization

Juan Diego Rodríguez - What Removing Object Properties Tells Us About JavaScript

A group of contestants are asked to complete the following task: Make object1 similar to object2. let object1 = { a: "hello", b: "world", c: "!!!", }; let object2 = { a: "hello", b

Techniques , Tools , Javascript

Juan Diego Rodríguez - How Marketing Changed OOP In JavaScript

Even though JavaScript’s name was coined from the Java language, the two languages are worlds apart. JavaScript has more in common with Lisp and Scheme, sharing features such as first-class function

Techniques , Tools , coding , Javascript

Juan Diego Rodríguez - Making Sense Of “Senseless” JavaScript Features

Why does JavaScript have so many eccentricities!? Like, why does 0.2 + 0.1 equals 0.30000000000000004? Or, why does "" == false evaluate to true? There are a lot of mind-boggling decisions in JavaS

react , Javascript

Juan Diego Rodríguez - Web Development Is Getting Too Complex, And It May Be Our Fault

Front-end development seemed simpler in the early 2000s, didn’t it? The standard website consisted mostly of static pages made of HTML and CSS seasoned with a pinch of JavaScript and jQuery. I mean,

Frameworks , Opinion Column , Javascript

Juan Diego Rodríguez - The End Of My Gatsby Journey

A fun fact about me is that my birthday is on Valentine’s Day. This year, I wanted to celebrate by launching a simple website that lets people receive anonymous letters through a personal link. The

react , Frameworks , Gatsby , Javascript

Juan Diego Rodríguez - The End Of The Free Tier

I love free tiers, and I am not the only one. Everyone loves free things — they’re the best thing in life, after all. But maybe we have grown too accustomed to them, to the extent that a service swi

Marketing , Pricing , Product Strategy , Business

Juan Diego Rodríguez - Beyond CSS Media Queries

Media queries have been around almost as long as CSS itself — and with no flex, no grid, no responsive units, and no math functions, media queries were the most pragmatic choice available to make a

Techniques , Responsive Design , Css

Juan Diego Rodríguez - What Are CSS Container Style Queries Good For?

We’ve relied on media queries for a long time in the responsive world of CSS but they have their share of limitations and have shifted focus more towards accessibility than responsiveness alone. Thi

Techniques , Tools , Css

Juan Diego Rodríguez - Uniting Web And Native Apps With 4 Unknown JavaScript APIs

A couple of years ago, four JavaScript APIs that landed at the bottom of awareness in the State of JavaScript survey. I took an interest in those APIs because they have so much potential to be usefu

API , Apps , Javascript