Matheus Fantinel

Web Workers - Bringing Multithreading to the Front-End

In times of complex, feature-filled front-ends, we often get reports of freezes, frame drops, or overall slugginess in our apps. This is due to JavaScript being a single-threaded language. Web Workers came to the rescue!

Errors

MongoDB on Linux - Data directory /data/db not found

This is a common error on fresh MongoDB on Linux installations. If you've come across it, here is the solution!

.NET

.NET Core - The project was restored using Microsoft.NETCore.App version x.x.x, but with current settings, version y.y.y would be used instead

You may encounter this error when running dotnet build or maybe only on dotnet publish. In any case, the best way to get rid of this problem for good is here in this post.

Free Software

Open Source x Free Software: What's the difference?

Free software is a concept that's been around for a long time, and so is open source. At first glance, they may seem like the same thing with different names. However, they are very different in their philosophy. In this article, I'll explain what is each one and how they are different.

Series: Exploring the Front-End

Micro Frontends: Solving the Legacy JavaScript Problem with Custom Components

Front-end development is becoming more and more like back-end development, with more complex architectures. Naturally, the concept of microservices was brought over and is being called Micro Frontends.

.NET

.NET Core API - Method not allowed on PUT and DELETE requests

Solving HTTP 405 error after publishing .NET Core API in production mode.

Series: Exploring the Front-End

What are PWAs and why should I care about them?

PWAs have been pointed out as one of the biggest trends and things to learn for a few years now. Let's learn what they are and why they're important.

Angular

How to transform your Angular 6+ app into a PWA

Although there are many tutorials out there about turning Angular apps into PWAs, I've decided to write one simply because I faced some issues that were a bit hard to solve, so if you end up having them you don't lose as much time as I did!

The purpose of this blog

There are many developer blogs out there, probably because developers like to ramble about the tech they enjoy. I'm guilty of that too! This blog was created mainly for that - sharing about development stuff that I like or that I'm learning.