nicolás delfino / frontend developer / spritelove / web performance
A blog about things I'm learning atm, on the clock and outside working hours, interested in everything from web performance to creating pixel animation apps.
Latest blog posts
Micro frontends with Module Federation and Webpack 5
2020.10.19 | MICRO-FRONTENDS, MODULE FEDERATION, WEBPACK
The release of Webpack 5 delivered something special besides performance improvements like improved tree-shaking and persistent caching across builds - an architectural possibility called Module Federation.
Authoring progressive enhanced fragments with Alpine
2020.10.07 | PROGRESSIVE-ENHANCEMENT, PERFORMANCE, MICRO-FRONTENDS, SCS, ALPINE
In this post we’ll explore progressive enhanced behavior & templating over static content.
On the side...
Having side projects is crucial in order to stay up to date with the ever growing eco-system of frontend development. Here are some of the projects that I've enjoyed working on the most.
Spritelove
Spritelove is a fully fledged pixel art animation studio with tons of cool tools and features, save your content as gifs, individual frames or export spritesheets to PIXI
Retanx
React strategy proof of concept using A* pathfinding algorithm, an immense amount of divs and CSS transitions.
Tracks js
Tracks animates DOM elements from one state to another by temporarily injecting styles (Tracks.fromTo), its real strength is its capability to listen to the creation and deletion of DOM elements by using the MutationObserver API