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Create a microfrontend app using module federation and dynamic configuration

Create a microfrontend app using module federation and dynamic configuration

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We are used to the term microservice in the backend world. Is there a way to achieve the same architectural indipendence in the frontend world? Let's see how it is possible to create a microfrontend app by leveraging Webpack 5 module federation with a widget-based custom remote configuration. [...]

A custom module for Jackson object mapper using Java Service Provider

A custom module for Jackson object mapper using Java Service Provider

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Sometimes you have custom Jackson object mapper imported from external modules/libraries. How can you customize their serialization/deserialization? Let's go to discover the power of Java Service Provider Interface. [...]

A simple react hook to detect scroll direction

A simple react hook to detect scroll direction

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How do you detect scroll direction using React hooks? Let’s find out in this new post. [...]

Contract testing asynchronous messaging with Pact and MockK

Contract testing asynchronous messaging with Pact and MockK

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In the last weeks I worked with my colleague Felice Giovinazzo on a new feature for the refund process. Let’s see how we used pact to test a message-based interaction between two microservices with Pact [...]

A Domain Driven Design dictionary for newbies

A Domain Driven Design dictionary for newbies

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In the last months, I started to hear a lot of stuff about Domain Driven Design. What is DDD? What does it try to solve? This is a post for all the newbies (like me) that are searching for a definition of what DDD is, which are its main parts and what is its main goal. [...]

How to test your Swift source code on Linux: locally and on Github Actions

How to test your Swift source code on Linux: locally and on Github Actions

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Quick tips (useful for open source projects) for testing your Swift source code on Linux locally and with Github Actions. [...]

Better organize tests and run them against multiple configuration with Xcode Test Plan

Better organize tests and run them against multiple configuration with Xcode Test Plan

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Recently I added a lot of Unit and UI tests to RangeUISlider, one of my open source projects. Let's see how I grouped them and run them against multiple configurations with Xcode Test Plan. [...]