Tomek Nieżurawski

Not all GraphQL stacks are equal when it comes to performance. Let's find out who's the fastest one!

Implementing a radial gauge and making it interactive is not an easy task... but it is oddly satisfying! Let's dive into it together.

Sorting colors is a surprisingly hard thing to do. Join me on a journey on how to put colors in order that would please our human eyes.

A quick tutorial on how to add anchors to heading in MDX. This is a cool little feature and it's great to see how easy it is to implement in MDX.

Throttle and debounce let you save some resources and increase the performance of your app. Learn about differences and use cases. There are also cases where you should not use them.

Learn how to add dynamic highlighting to your search. It could be applied as a search on a page functionality or used to show users why some of the search results are on the screen by highlighting the matching parts.

Too often devs are lazy and show a "No results" page when users mistype something. Surprisingly it's not that difficult to provide a simple typo-tolerant search mechanism.

A bunch of actions you should set when starting a new project that will set you in the right direction and save time in the long term.

The title element offers more than you think. Let's dive into basics and some crazy stuff you can do with <title>. It can extend user experience but can be also overused.

I often see in Single Page apps a situation where someone uses just an <input> field. Sometimes in the accompaniment of <label> if you happen to work with a pro 🌟. It feels that when we gained control of inputs with two-way binding and we started handling onclick events on buttons with our fancy frameworks, we forgot the old way of doing things.

We live in times where everyone fights for attention. It wasn't always like that. I remember the beginning of the web where you really had to work hard to find valuable information...

Gatsby offers you to use activeClassName where you can adjust the style of your link to indicate that a user is "under" that module or section of your page. In other words, it helps people to understand where they are.

Feature flags are a critical part of what allows Phorest to ship code to users, fast, safely, and with high confidence. But there are some traps you should be aware of as highlighted in this post.

React Native has changed the way we do mobile apps. I absolutely love it. But there is another technology that deserves an award. In this article I present MJML and how folks at Phorest use it.

Folks at Phorest are getting very religious about it but they love our bi-weekly Alignment meetings so much that I had to share a few words about it.

... and will be in 2021 in my opinion. I personally like to work with Ember and React (especially React Native). This blog is written in Gatsby (React). I worked a lot with Angular. But still, I know you choose the tool for a job. Ember, even with a shrinking community, was a great choice for Phorest.

Tutorial on how I built ember-unused-components addon that scans repository and tells Ember devs what components are not used. It shows how we can add command line support.

A journey on how we were able to improve running an Ember application building process ~2.5x faster on CI.