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Introduction Android app modularization refers to the process of breaking down an Android app into smaller, independent modules. These modules can be thought of as building blocks that can be combined to form the complete app. Each module is typically
Introduction Vue 3 has become the default version of Vue and it seems that its ecosystem has undergone a revolution. Before, the recommended tools to work with were Vetur, Vue CLI and Vuex; now they are Volar, Vite and, the
Apache Camel is an integration framework, which basically means that it is a set of tools that will help you connect one system to another. A basic example could be listening to an AWS SQS queue and saving a file
This article is based on the Next.js documentation. What is Next JS? Framework extensively used by react, used by TikTok, Twitch mobile, Nike, IGN, PlayStation, Marvel, among many others. It offers all the functionality we need to deploy our application
Fetching data from the server and maintaining it is a very crucial issue in the frontend development. In this article we will focus on the React.js library applications and how we maintain the server state with the library called React-Query.
Introduction In my previous article I discussed the advantages of using ITCSS to organize our styles, mainly for large projects where several people work. Its use will make our structure much more orderly and make the styles of our application
As developers, in our daily work we like to find good documentation of the libraries and technologies we use. It is, therefore, our responsibility to leave our work well documented. Those who come after us to use it and/or continue
What is a micro-frontend architecture? The micro-frontend architecture is a type of design applied to the frontend that allows us to divide it into smaller, individual and semi-independent applications that work together. This frontend concept is very much inspired by
Context Sometimes there are projects where Android’s native text management system falls short. For example, if we wanted to fix a translation error, adjust an explanation or add a new language without having to deploy a new version of the
