I built Retro Ranker with Deno Fresh for speed, SEO, and TypeScript. Its islands architecture boosts performance by hydrating only what’s needed. Easy routing, great DX, and my custom PocketBase integration made it ideal for content-heavy, interactive web apps.
In C#, I found the FluentResults package exciting. It allows handling errors in a structured way, indicating success or failure and mapping exceptions to specific result errors. This approach not only improves error handling but also makes the debugging process more informative.
Mapperly offers a cleaner alternative to AutoMapper, using attributes to create concise, readable mappings. Mapperly excels in complex scenarios and provides clear compile-time warnings for missing configurations, saving you from debugging headaches.
I'm sure you've all heard of Backend as a Service or BaaS. Just to name a few: * Firebase * Supabase * AWS Amplify * The list goes on and on and on Today we will dive a bit into PocketBase and why I have been using it to build
This will mark my first post as I begin my Blogging journey in the tech industry. As a professional Software Engineer for about 5 years now, I'm increasingly finding out how I enjoy sharing knowledge and teaching others... More than anything else! I'm excited about what