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All the articles I've posted.
Working with query params in JavaScript with URLSearchParams
No matter if you work with JavaScript at client or server side, at some point you'll need to work with urls and its query params. As example, I'm currently using [react-router](https://reacttraining.com/react-router/web) in my project, which is an great tool. I can define dynamic routes with path params and easily react-router returns me these params within the `match` variable and the rest of url information in the `location` variable, but how can I easily access to query params?
How I migrated my site from Jekyll to Gatsby
I think it was a matter of time to make this change. Jekyll was one of the first static site generates and it's awesome but for me, as a JavaScript developer that know little about ruby language, has…
Express API with autogenerated OpenAPI doc through Swagger
In the past years OpenAPI has arise as the preferred way to document APIs. In this article we will see how easy is document an API created with NodeJS and Express through the Swagger tools. If you are working in an REST API you more probably will desire to have some API doc where your users could find what are the endpoints of your API, what they do, which parameters they accept and which output they generate.
Joppy, the Tinder for tech recruitment
TLTR: This post is about Joppy, a new service I'm working on that tries to eliminate the pain currently exists in the communication among recruiters and tech professionals. Let me describe you the…