Why should you read this? Common patterns use to optimize frontend performance Boost your web app speed Convince your boss and colleague When should I care about performance? First of all, let’s make an agreement that whenever we design a system, structure for an app, it means that we’re making trade-offs. We cut some parts to gain others in order to…

Original post: https://thanhle.blog/blog/write-lean-state-management Why should you read this article? Improve your level of state management Code state in a leaner way There is another way to approach the problem on the frontend I had a chance to meet a few friends when they first started working as a frontend and I found that most of them…

Original post from https://thanhle.blog/blog/refi-app-from-saas-to-open-source-product Why should you read this article? Lesson learned for your next side-project Why Open source is good for starting What is Refi App An open-source GUI tool to make interacting with Firestore less painful Refi App …once upon the time When I work with Firestore for the first time, so many things excited me. …

Original post from thanhle.blog/blog/build-realtime-dashboard-.. Why should you read this article? A use-case of Streamr Flow from (ELT) — extract, load, transform and visualize it Though on real-time BI and decentralize Demo https://streamr-dex-chart.vercel.app/ Story Our team is working mainly on data and how to gain insight via data, when doing Cryptocurrency research, I found some problems: There are lots…

Why should you read this article? More perspective on dAPP. Why do I use Smart Contract instead of something centralized? Tips when building apps on EVM-chain (Etherium, Binance Smart Chain, …) The reason this dApp failed (If it fails in the future ‍♂️) What app is that? Morphling is a dApp that allows people in crypto-banned countries to join Binance…

If you use Firebase and Firestore for long enough, you gonna realize that the read/write times are the biggest impact on your invoice every…

Hi everyone, I’m Thanh, Refi App creator In the journey of building a tool to interact with Firestore, I found an insight that: Developers usually working on multiple projects at the same time And they also tend to use multiple tabs on the browser to work with the same Firebase…