Hey there! lately I’ve been working on a project of mine which is made with Next.js. However, for SEO/Marketing purposes one always has to add a blog to it. Since I don’t like the idea of having to use a private CMS (Strapi/Contentful/etc…) as an API and having the sidetracking task of creating a full …
Qdrant is a database that allows doing sematinc search on your content by allowing you to do vector similarity search. That means you can take your embeddings —or vectors, they are practically the same thing— from OpenAI’s embedding service, store them in Qdrant, and then perform queries against them. You can use this to add …
I’m consulting for a company that the had a crucial team member taking “extended vacations”. Ouch! That made me think of how it was super important not to have “single point of failures” your team. Meaning, almost always ensure that at least two team members know how to handle a given piece of software or …
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Next.js has become one of my favorite tools for developing SaaS apps. Vercel as well has conquered my heart as Heroku did several years ago. This is a humble list of ideas that I’d love to see implemented. I’m sure Vercel’s leaders have already thought of this. But in any case I’d love to share …
Image credits xkcd Hey there! Since my last tutorial, I’ve talked to many devs learning React to see what was the thing that they were having the most trouble with. The unanimous answer, without a doubt, was testing. Not only they were confused on how to do it but on why they should do it. …
Multitenancy is the pattern of serving multiple clients from a single codebase. Each client is called a “tenant” and is able to customize part of the application, i.e: the URL, the branding, some rules, etc… The following are some examples of multi-tenancy makes sense: A no-code website creator that also provides hosting. For example, each …
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I’m of the idea that you can very easily distinguish good sites from expert sites. The core difference is in the level of attention to detail. To me, one of the things that subconsciously makes me go “Wow!” when I see a site are the subtle animations. Take a look at stripe.com for example. They …
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The Monty Hall problem is a very well-known brain teaser in statistics. In the problem, you are a contestant on a game show, hosted by Monty Hall. Monty shows you three doors —A,B, and C— behind one and only one of which is a new car (the other two doors have goats). If you guess …
Hey there! This will be a short post about a small thing that I encountered while using Adonis.js V5 The thing is that the default naming strategy serializes everything but related models as camelCase. To have EVERYTHING serialized as camelCase do the following: 1. Create the ‘CamelCaseNamingStrategy.ts’ file Then, once you’ve done that, register that …
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Hi there! In this post I want to show a possible scenario/problem that may appear in some applications and lay down the basics of the technique used to solve it. The first scenario The scenario we’re talking about is one in which there’s an application whose logic is so complex that some performance inefficiencies start …
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