React Typescript cheatsheet: form elements and onChange event types

Quick cheat sheet with all the typings used for React forms. All the form elements events are the type React.ChangeEvent<T> , where T is the HTML Element type. Here’s an example of all the different HTML types

How to use your own fork from a node module library

Recently I came to a specific case where an SDK from a company was a bit outdated, missing an extra parameter available on their API that was needed in our project.

Graceful shutdown of Node.js Express applications for zero-downtime deployments

Notes on our current React stack

Last week I met with another developer that was asking for advice about my experience with React. I owe him an email but I decided to write this instead. Hope it’s fine to you Marcus :). So here it’s just a few notes on all the different tech stack I’ve decided to include…

Four things I want to explain to my past self as a Frontend Developer

I’ve been working some years already as a noble Front End Developer. During those years I’ve noticed two things:

1. My past self did loots of stupid things that now I consider a blasphemy.

Notes on transitioning from Angular to React: the good parts and the bad parts

Last month I’ve released my first project built on top of React & Flux. I’ve spent my last year working on an Angular single page webapp, and moving from one to the other has been an excellent…