Voltra

Voltra @voltra

Location:
Nantes
Joined:
Dec 3, 2020

Voltra
articles - 25 total

"Back-end as a Front-end" or How admin dashboards can drive your apps

A discovery I was writing a playlist manager app. I had an API server setup, my database...

Learn More 9 0Dec 20 '23

My first major contribution: More rxjs in vue-use

Let me tell you the story of my first (actually relevant) major contribution to an Open Source...

Learn More 3 0Oct 28 '23

cpp-as-is: A taste of the future of genericity, in the past

At CppCon 2021, Herb Sutter gave a talk about potential pattern matching in the C++ standard. One...

Learn More 2 0Sep 10 '23

IP Info was a mistake, and how digging for the source of the problem is tricky

IP Info is the list of information that is publicly available from just having your IP Address...

Learn More 3 0Sep 4 '23

Phone number centric apps are a Security Hazard

Let's not beat around the bush, using phone numbers as part of the required information for a user...

Learn More 0 0Sep 4 '23

Re-imagining Async/Await polyfills

One thing I've always been curious about is: why use generators to polyfill async/await? Sure I can...

Learn More 2 2Aug 22 '23

Free Monads for smart optimized code

One of the most annoying and complex problem to solve is database querying. When your request is not...

Learn More 0 0Aug 13 '23

Web Environment Integrity: Google strikes again

The Web Environment Integrity is yet another Google proposal for making the web worse for everyone...

Learn More 29 4Aug 6 '23

A novel idea for (more) deterministic recommendation engines

The idea comes from the fact that the search engine of YouTube is pretty decent, but the...

Learn More 5 0May 17 '23

The misery of Hacktoberfest's reward merch

As you may know, one of the rewards you can choose from for participating in Hacktoberfest is the...

Learn More 2 0Feb 8 '23

What is e.defaultPrevented and why library authors MUST use it

Event#defaultPrevented is, as per MDN, a flag available on an event to know whether its default...

Learn More 4 0Jan 6 '23

Dear "developers" who insist they don't need HTTPS, or SSL certificates

Please invite me somewhere we can share the same network, you know, so you can showcase your...

Learn More 11 5Oct 29 '22

Where modern front-end frameworks fall short, and how to help them and yourself

When you need to communicate between pages you have a few options: Use your framework's events...

Learn More 6 0Jul 23 '22

How the Command pattern can save your offline-first app's ass

Table of Contents Preamble The Command design pattern How does that help? What are the...

Learn More 8 0Jul 16 '22

JS Promises are monadic... just not the way you'd expect

Note that these apply mostly to Promise<NonPromiseType>. Some properties do not hold due to the...

Learn More 6 0Jun 6 '22

gdpr-guard against GDPR-compliance's hassle

Ladies and gentlemen, let me introduce to you: gdpr-guard. Table Of Content What is...

Learn More 12 0Mar 23 '22

"Everything is political"?

I truly hope that this will be my last politics-related post. I don't like talking about politics at...

Learn More 12 0Mar 19 '22

My views on Open Source

I might have what many could call a utopic view of what Open Source is. Ever since I began teaching...

Learn More 13 4Mar 19 '22

Fakerjs, colors, node-ipc... Why developers cannot be trusted

Ladies and gentlemen, the fact that I have to talk politics 3 times in less than 3 months is an...

Learn More 21 11Mar 17 '22

How attacks on Ukraine showed us how fragile the "deontology" of the Tech World is

In a previous post, I go on a bit of a tangent about mixing politics and science and how it's always...

Learn More 7 0Feb 28 '22

Stop mixing Science and Politics

That's it. No fancy content. Just stop. You're neither activists, nor scientists, nor humanists. You...

Learn More 7 0Feb 14 '22

Hooks, composition, were they needed?

Intro As a front-end developer but also an Engineer in Computer Science, hooks from React...

Learn More 5 0Oct 13 '21

Ode to the forgotten editor

Brackets, also known as Adobe Brackets, is a text editor. For a long time it was my preferred editor...

Learn More 1 0Oct 1 '21

A (somewhat) Universal approach to lazy sequence manipulation

Fellow developers, how many times have you transformed array.map(mapper).filter(predicate)...

Learn More 5 0May 29 '21

How Material Theme UI went from 5 stars to 3 stars

Material Theme UI, arguably one of the most used themes for the Jetbrains Suite of IDEs, has brought...

Learn More 4 3May 10 '21