Hi, I am a highly motivated front-end developer and Ui designer crafting rich User Experiences with minimal and aesthetically pleasing interfaces located in Milan, Italy. I have experience in developing websites and web applications based on web standard technologies like HTML, CSS, JavaScript and PHP. I am passionate about web development with a special affinity for client-side technologies.
I would like to extend the topic of chaining functions providing you some scenarios where I found function composition can become really handy in the everyday life of a front-end developer using React applying multiple Higher Order Components in more functional way…
When I started my journey into functional programming I found myself thinking of it as both exciting and confusing. One of the core concepts I found useful in my everyday work is function composition, thanks to its intuitive nature it's not hard to introduce it even in a well-established codebase.
A few days ago I wrote a code that involved merging two large arrays without duplicates. My first reaction was to write a reduce function that initiated the accumulator, looped every element and checked whether it was already in the array
TypeScript has a steep learning curve, at least for me, for a front-end developer used to write without types sometimes I struggled to change my way of thinking to my code.
React Context API is really useful when it comes to sharing data between disconnected components without prop drilling, here is a way of correctly type the Context API to avoid a default value or a non-null TypeScript assertion.
The scope of this boilerplate is having the latest standards technologies, together with the right toolkit for both development, production with performance and analysis in mind.
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