The presentation of the Apple Vision Pro headset felt almost like the iPhone moment personally, and I say almost because there are a lot of question marks around it. It looks promising from a presentation with a huge potential to replace all-together laptops, monitors, TVs, and gaming consoles.. but I think it will take time to get there.
Once upon a time in Venice…
I had the privilege of attending the extraordinary JSDay Canaries conference which boasted an impressive lineup of speakers who covered an extensive range of topics. From performance optimization to modern frameworks, from design systems to building accessible web apps, each session was a treasure trove of knowledge. The conference reaffirmed the importance of constantly learning and staying …
Show moreCheck out this insightful article from my colleague engineer Alberto De Agostini, where he shares his team’s experience of building a secure, scalable, and maintainable back-office system. Discover the key challenges and solutions they encountered, along with useful tips and best practices for creating Subito’s scalable back-office web application. Don’t miss out on this informative …
Show moreSince I started playing with the GPX files and understood how data extraction works, I just couldn’t resist the idea of doing some data visualization, so I did some experiments and then went down the rabbit hole. I ended up creating a beautifully animated sparkline graph in SVG and CSS that shows the trends of various measurements.
It was pretty challenging but I enjoyed it very much, still …
View on Venezia from Lido di Venezia on a rainy day.
I found a way to upload GPX files directly from Tina with a custom component thus bypassing their media gallery, which is great because it was a pain to every time transfer the file to the computer and manually push it. Since I can do that, I decided to go a step further and parse the GPX file immediately in CMS during activity creation instead of saving a path to the file and letting users parse …
Show moreThis will be my office setup from my parents home for the next two days, until the renovations in my apartment are done. PS: The stand is one of my best purchases ever!
Most developers when using HTML inputs with type="number" assume the input value will be a number, and get confused when the value is a string instead. This is because the type=“number” actually tells the browser that the input is used for numbers and to provide a number input UI with included built-in validation to reject non-numerical entries.
Now to get the number almost …
Show moreSince I’m on a short holiday and have plenty of free time I’ve decided to implement some new cool features on this blog that I’ve seen on Aaron’s blog, which are location and weather conditions when posting. This status post is just a test of the current implementation, which seem to work fine.
