programming - 10Pines

Nuestra Señora Del Upgrade – Una fábula sobre código

–Señora mía, necesito tu favor –rezaba la función–. Mi sistema anda mal. Se cae todo el tiempo. Cada tanto nos visita algún programador, y se ve perdido en nuestro laberinto de confusión. ¿Qué se puede hacer? –Hija mía –dijo una voz antigua–. No estás sola. Solo estás confundida.

object-design

Confía en los objetos. Tienen derecho a decidir.

"Los verdaderos desarrolladores no usan if". ¿Por qué alguien querría eliminar el if? ¿Qué tiene de malo? Aquí les cuento por qué y cómo lograrlo.

elixir

Fluent assertions in Elixir

Fluent assertions provide a live documentation of what the code actually does. Here's a small library I wrote in Elixir to make them.

programming

The way of the prototype

I almost started this post with a cheesy phrase such as "Could you imagine a world without classes?" then, I realized it wouldn’t be so hard to do so since

programming

Is Go simple?

Golang authors and promoters claim one of the biggest benefits of the language is being *"simple"*

frontend

Frontend frameworks: Criteria & tips to become proficient with new tools

The goal of this post isn't to analyze which framework is better, but to provide a set of tools and a couple of tips to ease the learning of a new framework In

programming

When we get stuck

Have you ever been in that position where your code does not progress? Being such a common problem in our daily work, I have been able to collect some helpful tips that help to overcome this state, which prevents us from keeping our usual flow.

programming

Technical Debt: the most forgotten (and hated) feature

Is technical debt an issue that only appears in an ongoing project or it is something that starts at the beginning? Let's say I believe it's the latter. I'm going to try to

programming

Dissecting a fresh Elixir application

In this post we will explaining some key concepts of the Elixir language using the code generated by the Phoenix project template and some handpicked examples.

programming

Essence-driven Development

Something that has always seemed motivating is the feeling that my way of doing things generally maintained good adaptability. Throughout my years of study at the University, and later in 10pines, I realized

object-design

Trust in objects. They have the right to decide.

"Real devs don't use if". Why would somebody want to eliminate the if clause? What's wrong about it? Here I tell you why and an example on how to do it.