Captain's log, stardate d317.y39/AB

We have been working with Shopify for a good while now, for all kinds and sizes of e-commerce sites, but we've been lately experimenting with GraphQL and React-based frontend applications to enhance user experience to unprecedented levels, so we've compiled some guidelines for you.

Captain's log, stardate d616.y38/AB

In this post, we're sharing the basics of how to draw areas using SVG paths and one common issue I fond using them. It's sort of a Today I Learnt kind of post, but it'd have been valuable for me when I started using SVG paths!

Captain's log, stardate d350.y38/AB

Among all the MarsBased devs, we share useful Angular resources, questions, experiences, tools, guides and tutorials to keep this curated Angular reference post up-to-date. Enjoy it!

Captain's log, stardate d309.y38/AB

After having worked in dozens of Angular projects as a developer, I have seen multiple occasions in which the default configuration of Angular is not always the most recommendable.

Today, I am going to talk about the detection strategy in Angular and how to change it to improve performance and to adapt it to your project requirements.

Captain's log, stardate d658.y37/AB

We build most of our web apps using Angular, to enhance the user experience and to treat data in a most effective way, and for this, we are using ReactiveX, an API for asynchronous programming with observable streams.

One annoying thing about ReactiveX (also called RxJS, in its JavaScript form) are its memory leaks because of Observables and Subscriptions. Here's what we do to deal with them.