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Oliver Sierra
Collaborative IT culture to improve people’s lives
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Designing Cohesive Microservices with Domain Driven Design
This article aims to provide a comprehensive overview of Domain Driven Design (DDD) applied to microservices architecture, emphasizing its significance in creating well-structured, cohesive, and loosely coupled distributed systems.…
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Rebase, merge or squash, which should I use?
Hi guys, in a git talk I gave, one of the questions that generated the most discussion was, when should I use merge, rebase, or squash when trying to…
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GIT: conflict quick, conflict cheap
Days ago I gave a talk about git, and how to use it in a good way to reduce toils. At the end of the talk we discuss the…
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Cloning repository in Windows 10 – Error Filename too long
A few days ago, I had to clone a repository on Windows 10. Iām a huge fan of using Linux for development, but this time I had to use…
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Introduction to React testing
In the following post we will make a small example of test with react 18, we will talk in a general way about testing, the post is not intended…
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useCallback hook and react.Memo to improve the rendering of our components
In the following post we are going to use useCallback hook to memorize a function and use it with react.memo, to optimize the rendering of the components, and not…
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Improving the performance of our application using React.memo
The application is based on querying an API for the gender of the name entered. We will focus on how react renders this list and how we can improve…
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React app that retrieves data from an API and manages states with Redux slices
In this post, we are going to create a simple react app that consults an API that receives a name and returns the gender and the probability of the…
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Styling our React App – Module.css and Styled components
In this post we are going to study two different approaches to using styles in our applications. The two options that we present in this blog are “module.css” and…
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React-Redux Hello World – Step by step
In this post we are going to do a basic example using “redux” step by step. The goal will be to have a counter that we can increment or…
