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This blog post aims to offer valuable tips and guidance on how to approach learning a new framework or technology effectively, enabling you to confidently utilize them in complex scenarios, such as creating products for production environments.
When dealing with high volumes of data and traffic in web application APIs, it is imperative to avoid wasting resources so that end users won’t perceive any slow downs, as well as to reduce costs in the underlying infrastructure. The topic of today’s article is to examine under what circumstances it is possible to cancel already-running HTTP requests before their completion in an API implemented with ASP.NET, and how to implement these capabilities in a few common scenarios. Motivation Long run
Across the internet today, we can find websites with many different types of features: sliders, videos, images, animations, and more that make them attractive to end users. However, all of these features can have a negative impact on one major factor: performance. But wait, why should I care? According to DoubleClick by Google, 53% of mobile site visits were abandoned if a page took longer than 3 seconds to load. Also, it was found that sites loading within 5 seconds had 35% lower bounce rates
React can be so simple and so powerful that it is one of the first choices when it comes to building a web app nowadays. But with great power comes great responsibility. Being so widespread and used, it's easy to find tons of results when looking for solutions that fulfill developer needs, but the most popular solution may not always be the best for every case. In this article I’m going to cover some common patterns and tools developers tend to blindly stick to without assessing whether they ac
Nowadays, JavaScript is all over the place. As the code evolved, testing libraries and strategies like TDD and BDD also did. Indeed, we all agree on the same thing: Code must be tested. In the past years, a big part of the community shifted towards Functional programming. As a side effect, the paradigm shift brought us a more straightforward way of defining and writing unit tests. So the thing is … What is Functional programming? Functional programming is a programming paradigm — a style of b
End to End testing is a technique that helps ensure the quality of mobile apps, testing the integration of all the pieces that integrate a software automatically.
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