Gerben CastelSince the end of 2023, there has been constant talk about Google Gemini and its potential importance in the IT landscape. So I thought I should take an interest in Gemini, but since I don’t like to do things like everyone else, I’m going to focus on a Gemini that I’ve had on my radar for a few years: The Gemini Protocol, and you’ll see… it has nothing to do with Google.
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François RogetAlright, let’s get into it – Micro-Frontend Architecture, a game-changer in web development. Say goodbye to those bulky monolithic structures we’re all tired of. Micro-Frontend Architecture breaks down the frontend into smaller, more manageable chunks. It’s like breaking a big rock into smaller stones – easier to handle, right?
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Raphaël SemeteysThis second post focuses on a less known aspect of the SVG standard: it’s dynamic capacities!
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Raphaël SemeteysThe objective of this first post is to present the SVG standard for static vector graphics. It will be completed by a second post regarding it’s dynamic aspects.
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Yassine BenabbasNowadays, apps are everywhere and we can find an app for almost everything. These apps can run on mobile, on the web browser or on the desktop. We can find apps that target a single system and ones that run on multiple systems. On the developer’s side, targeting multiple systems can be achieved in different ways: write an app for each targeted system using the native SDKs, create a progressive web app (PWA) or use a cross-platform framework. The second and third ways allow to share a single codebase, and thus, reduce the quantity of code and technologies to learn. The main different between a PWA and a cross-platform app is that the former has access to only the browser’s API while the latter has access to the APIs provided by the native SDKs. Among the many cross-platform frameworks available, one seems to attract a lot of developers, which is Flutter .
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Sylvain Pollet-VillardFebruary 2022 seems like a good moment to discuss about the recent trends happening in the web frontend tooling field. Indeed, we are seeing a large part of the frontend community dropping some major tools that were both important and dominant in the past 5 years, such as Babel and Webpack, in favor of substitute newcomers. So what changed ? Let’s dig in.
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