Stories by fagnerbrack

How to Write Code That Will Last Forever

How to Write Code That Will Last Forever

Discussion to add Websocket support to Node.js core

Using Apache Kafka for Asynchronous Communication in Microservices

Didact: A DIY guide to build your own React

The phenomenon of smart contract honeypots

A 10x engineer is someone who makes those around them 10x better

You can build a neural network in JavaScript even if you don’t understand it

Exclusive notes and pictures from the Agile Manifesto original meeting

BBS: In the 80s, ppl used to open their phone lines to welcome anyone who called

Over 12,000 Ether Are Lost Forever Due to Typos

Strategic Initiatives from the Node.js Project

The inception of ESLint

How to Control Your Tesla with Profound.js

Boiling Frogs – about lowering your standards to mediocrity

Two Ways of Forcing Ether into a Contract

How to Use Technical Debt in Your Favor

This is the real reason for why array indices start with 0, not 1

How to hand over an Open Source project to a new maintainer

Technical Debt is the refactoring effort needed to add a feature non-invasively