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Principles I keep in mind when starting a side project(rafaelcamargo.com)
2 points by rcamargo 1y ago|1 comments
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by rcamargo 1y ago
Hey, folks! The more aligned my expectations are with a project, the easier it is to actually finish it. Whether it's by keeping the scope tiny or avoiding unnecessary expenses, having a good set of principles to guide my side project
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by rcamargo 2y ago
Very hard to believe. I have been using AI to write small pieces of code, and that's okay. It writes the code, I make a few tweaks, and move on. But 95% of a codebase being entirely written by AI? It doesn't seem maintainable. Ano
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Pushing side projects forward with almost no free time(rafaelcamargo.com)
2 points by rcamargo 2y ago|1 comments
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by rcamargo 2y ago
Hello, friends! I once heard a programmer call GitHub a graveyard for side projects. Felt kinda unfair to all the folks out there grinding away, making progress day in and day out. But I get it. Getting a project off the ground takes the ab
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by rcamargo 2y ago
Hello you all! Whether you're exporting a chart or generating images with dynamic text, converting HTML into an image can be super useful. I share in this post how to do it both on the server (NodeJS) and directly in the browser. Hope
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How to easily convert HTML to image in Node.js or in the browser(rafaelcamargo.com)
4 points by rcamargo 2y ago|1 comments
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Validating React forms easily without third-party libraries(rafaelcamargo.com)
2 points by rcamargo 2y ago|3 comments
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by rcamargo 2y ago
Over the past few years, I've tried out a bunch of libraries that claimed to make React form validation easier. My takeaway? They're annoyingly intrusive and make the code way more complex than it needs to be. In this post, I&#x27
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by rcamargo 2y ago
Hey, folks! Deploying an API in all those Serverless environments was a hard start. Then, I thought it would be interesting to share some of the curveballs I had to catch.
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Lessons Learned from Building a Serverless Node.js API with Vercel/Neon/Prisma(rafaelcamargo.com)
1 points by rcamargo 2y ago|1 comments
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Mastering date formatting using Intl.DateTimeFormat in JavaScript(rafaelcamargo.com)
1 points by rcamargo 2y ago|1 comments
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by rcamargo 2y ago
Hello, folks! For a long time, libraries like MomentJS and DateFNS reigned supreme when it came to date manipulation. Although they still satisfy very specific use cases, if all you need is to simply format a date, you might already be able
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Show HN: Bordiple Is a CSS Multiple Borders Generator(bordiple.rafaelcamargo.com)
2 points by rcamargo 3y ago|0 comments
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Generating a multi-language blog based in Markdown(rafaelcamargo.com)
1 points by rcamargo 5y ago|0 comments
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Improving the developer experience with smart forms(rafaelcamargo.com)
2 points by rcamargo 5y ago|1 comments
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by rcamargo 5y ago
Santa Claus is the witness of how much pain I faced developing forms. For years, my letter to him banged for a dream come true. I dreamt of a library abstracting away all the ordinary (and boring) work needed to build a form. Although Santa
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by rcamargo 5y ago
Very interesting. Thank you!
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by rcamargo 5y ago
Great suggestion. Thanks, someguy!
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by rcamargo 5y ago
No, I haven't. I'm certainly going to search about it. Thank you so much, Jugurtha! P.S.: Since english is your fifth language, I confess I got curious. What is your native language?
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by rcamargo 5y ago
Good takes! Thanks, brezelgoring.
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by rcamargo 5y ago
Wow, very good suggestion sandwichbop. Thank you so much!
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Non-native English speakers, I want to hear from you
5 points by rcamargo 5y ago|10 comments
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by rcamargo 6y ago
Great suggestion dang! In fact, I thought to put a page called Motivation on website. Your suggestion makes me strongly believe that I should have done it... Well, some time ago, I needed to document UI components at the company where I wor
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by rcamargo 6y ago
Hey rolfcolin! Thanks so much for promoting it here :)
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Show HN: The declarative way of documenting components(pitsby.com)
10 points by rcamargo 7y ago|0 comments
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by rcamargo 7y ago
lol
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by rcamargo 7y ago
Very nice post! A lot of awesome references here.
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by rcamargo 7y ago
Thanks bro!
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Bottles and principles. How to better organize CSS(rafaelcamargo.com)
3 points by rcamargo 7y ago|0 comments

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