This tutorial is a follow up to my previous Micro Frontend (MFE) article, which tackles the basic “What, Why, How” questions of MFEs. The goal is to provide a simple use-case that serves as a launchpad for you to start using Micro Frontends through Module Federation in your projects. Generating the projects. In order to […]
Micro Frontends: Basic example with React, Tailwind and Module Federation. (2/2) Read More »
The current Microservices approach to the backend of dividing the application into several independently deployed projects fixes the monolith problem, but there is still a bottleneck: the Frontend requires a new release of the whole application with the new changes. Micro Frontends (MFEs) solve that problem, by implementing the same strategy. This article aims to
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Polarising’s Mulesoft CoE team has been exploring Mulesoft technology almost a year from now. One of our first findings is related to the importance of logs in the analysis and tracking of requests, and this article is dedicated to this subject and to understand where the transactions are. As a log utility we discovered that
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While developing a project, it is not uncommon that the project is divided into several stages. Using Scrum terminology, the project has several sprints in which some predetermined features are delivered, and at the end of the sprint one of these deliverables is the handover, helping to identify what was done within the sprint. Although
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Software versioning exists for a long time, and most enterprises use Versioning to identify their software. We can see Versioning applied into a desktop application, web applications, libraries, APIs and other applications, and with Versioning we can correlate features and issues to a version. From the end user’s point of view, the person who uses
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In this article we focus on monitoring the health of our infrastructure building blocks, the hard disk drives [HDD]s.
Be S.M.A.R.T. and check your data! HDD Monitoring and Reporting. Read More »
The first step is always the hardest. Same for all IT projects; from not knowing what your client work methods are or how much they differ from yours and balance that relationship, what really makes the difference is a challenging and critical factor: adaptation. November 5th, 2018. A rainy day in London, what else? We
If your business wants to Go Faster, Low-Code. Read More »
Recently, I started working with a new platform called Apigee Edge. Edge is an API Gateway, and it is intended to mediate API calls between client applications and the backend system. By doing this, Edge can: Offer a single point-of-access to an organization APIs; Leverage security across different APIs; Implement monetization, throttling and quota management
An entire new experience with Apigee Edge. Read More »
These are exciting times for Software Developers. The wide spectrum of technologies to develop applications is rising and whether it’s web, desktop, mobile, cloud, IoT or other, technology evolution is keeping up the pace. In 2016, Microsoft surprised the world with the first version of .NET Core, where the developer writes, compiles and runs C#
.NET Core: what do you know about it? Read More »
What is an MVP? The term “MVP” was first introduced by Frank Robinson in 2001 and stands for “Minimum Viable Product”. It’s used to build a set of simple core features for any product, allowing it to be deployed and absolutely nothing more. It creates enough features of functionality to satisfy early users and gather
Do you have an idea? Create an MVP! Read More »