JavaScript Design Patterns​

Hey everyone, what's up?

Today I'm going to share some Design Patterns with JavaScript. I'll bring examples of the most common ones and the ones I enjoy using the most in my day-to-day work. I'll try to present clearer cases that can make you think about when a particular Design Pattern will apply to your solution.

This article is not a "recipe book" for when to use what, but rather what each pattern is for and how it can help you. I want to make you think about it rather than draw a straight line...

So let's get going...

Today I'm going to talk about the new exciting thing that's emerging, Deno!! console.log("Welcome to Deno 🦕");​

Well, before we start, the title might seem a bit strange. But throughout the article I'll explain and share my opinion on the matter.

Deno is the new secure runtime for Javascript and TypeScript​

Whatafuck is that?!

Hello =D

Well, in this post I'll talk a bit about how to use CSS with React.

In this example, I'll use the create-react-app library to build the initial project structure.

Hello, young grasshoppers! I'm bringing a bit more content about React. I believe it will be very helpful, especially for beginners. Today, I'll explain a little about HOC (Higher-Order Component).

What are Higher-Order Components?​

I created this blog to talk about things I enjoy. I won't just talk about Javascript, but also about technology, day-to-day life, Dota?! =o.

I've already published some articles on Medium — if you'd like to follow me there too: brunocarneirofs

I no longer write on Medium for a few reasons:

Hey there, dynamic folks!

Millions of years later and I'm back \o/

In this article I'll talk about an amazing CI/CD tool: CircleCI.

Well, for those who don't know, CI/CD is basically this: