A few days passed, a couple lessons learned. I promised myself not to spend too much time trying to make something perfect, but rather keep a lean approach and moving …

Back when I introduced assetify, I mentioned publishing packages on npm is very easy.

The first thing you have to do is identify yourself, create an account on npm:

$ npm …

We can learn a lot about usability just by observing everyday objects, applications and interfaces. This morning I was flying to London from Buenos Aires, when I …

Catching, or even tracing errors in Node applications can be tricky sometimes. I wanted to share a few practices that can help you keep your application up in most …

An open letter to the CoffeeScript community.

You can follow the discussion on Hacker News.

This rant probably also holds true for TypeScript, and similar. Heck, even …

How scoping works is part of the latest chapter for my upcoming book on JavaScript Application Design. Here’s an explainer!

I’ve mentioned Taunus in one of my latest articles. I believe Taunus is interesting, not because it introduces innovative paradigm shifts or the like, but rather, …

These are short-form “thoughts”, in addition to the usual longer-form articles in the blog. The goal is to publish one of these every weekday. I’d …

I’ve been bitten a few times by dependencies using semver ranges such as ^1.0.1 where the dependency introduced a “non-breaking” change that ended …

In previous articles, you’ve learned about how to use ServiceWorker, the different strategies that you can leverage to serve content offline and faster, and all …

GitHub – and GitHub users – can be kind of annoying sometimes. Here are a few tips to improve your day-to-day experience.

A couple of weeks ago I had some time in my hands and decided to fix cross-browser rendering issues for Pony Foo. The ensuing bug hunt was a good reminder of just how obnoxious web development can get.