Imagine a web application used simultaneously by many users. It can become necessary to keep them in sync. We want to ensure that they all look at the same fresh data. We might want them to interact with each other. Think about co-editing of documents on Google Drive, chat applications etc. We’ve implemented a simple solution for seamless synchronization of application state in real time, using a NoSQL database hosted in the cloud.
A simple task: copy a file from one machine to another. Not easy, as it turns out to be. We’re now 20 years into the 21st century and these things are as tedious as ever. I have found and used a few tools which make it much easier.
A slightly ironic look at realities of hiring in IT. True story based on own experiences, discussing a controversial issue of programmer’s rank and seniority, with lots of rants and code samples for entertainment. At some point in my programming career I’ve been named a Senior Software Developer. Then my customers started asking me to help interview their new hires. Many of them applying for a similar senior role. What does this term mean? How did these interrogations go?
Simple tutorial showing how to start with Vue 3 without complex tooling and build pipelines. An follow-up to my previous article showing how to achieve the same with the Vue 2.
Simple no-dependencies alternative to Vuex state management, based on Vue 3 Reactivity System. Reactivity in Vue 3 is now decoupled from its UI limitations and it can be used for other purposes as well. As we’ve demonstrated, it can be used as a powerful tool to handle state within Vue 3 applications.
Simple tutorial showing how to start with Vue JS easily, without complex tooling and build pipelines.