React Server Components, without a framework?
Can we use React Server Components today, without a framework like Next.js? As our experiment shows, not without significant challenges - for now at least?
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TypeScript Legacy Experimental Decorators with Type Metadata in 2023
I've been researching a way to modernize & speed-up a production setup making heavy use of TypeScript Legacy Experimental Decorators & Decorators Type Metadata.
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React memo is good actually
React memo, useMemo & useCallback can be controversial. Let us review the most common misconceptions about them, and see how they're good, actually.
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CSRF When You Least Expect It.
Fun with Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) in a creative Web Timing Attack scenario, highlighting the risks inherent to SameSite=None session cookies.
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Cross-Origin Resource Sharing For The Web (Extension).
The second presentation I gave at Dashlane, in March 2021. A short introduction to Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS), covering Origin, Same-Origin Policy, Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF), and a CORS twist with a Chrome Web Extension.
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Forms handling with React: Giving Up Control.
The first presentation I gave at Dashlane, in December 2020. A short introduction covering key differences between controlled & uncontrolled inputs, with examples & explainations.
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Read “Reflecting on our JavaScript footprint” on Gandi's blog.
On my last day at Gandi, I published an article reflecting on the relationship between Gandi and JavaScript.
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Limiting Asynchronous Operations Concurrency In JavaScript.
Say one has a list of things, and for every of these things, one needs to perform an asynchronous operation that returns a Promise. How does one limit the number of asynchronous operations being performed concurrently? Without 3rd party dependencies and just a few lines of code?
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Setting up this blog (quickly) with Eleventy.
How I've come to finally build my tech blog, after years of frustration and a few failed attempts.