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You will find here posts about problems I encountered and solutions I found, as well as discoveries I made and thought were interesting to talk about.
Asynchronous select for dynamic forms with Vue 3
When working with generic forms, I came across another asynchronous behaviour issue. These forms were generated from a json schema, and some <select> fields nee…
Rebuilding my website for accessibility
I recently decided to rebuild my website from scratch (apart from content) with accessibility in mind. I want to share with you why accessibility matters so muc…
Handling async authentication flow in React with Redux & Redux-Saga
Redux is an amazing state management solution but it doesn't allow proper handling of asynchronous operations. You may have heard of a common solution that is t…
Dark mode in a React app with Context and Styled-components
I hate light themes. And I have fairly good reasons to: chronic migraine, eye dryness... And I wish every website offered me the possibility to use a darker the…
Authentication for REST APIs with NestJs and JWT
The JavaScript environment may be amazing for frontend work, there are also plenty of solutions for the backend. Express being a really good base, it can quickl…
Forwarding Reddit submissions to Discord & Twitter automatically
Now that our Discord bot can execute commands, how about we add more features into it? Reddit is a well known platform used by many communities to share around …
Command and Factory patterns in a Discord bot with TypeScript
In my previous post, we implemented a Discord bot using TypeScript and Discord.JS and hosted it on Heroku. The bot was quite simple to say the least. We usually…
Making a Discord bot with TypeScript and deploying to Heroku
As being part of communities (mostly revolving around gaming), I use Discord a lot. With the exponential growth of the platform arrived the use of Bots. They al…
From hate to love, a JavaScript story
My mother used to tell me: "only fools never change their mind". Well, mother knows best, because I did it. Let's be honest here, who never made fun of JavaScri…