Hey! thank you! :) I'm not sure if I understood the question. When you say size, do you mean Story points estimations or team size? In the end, when we have tickets estimated with high story points, it's always good to try to see if there's a way to split…

When I was studying Computer Science at the University, one of the most difficult classes was about data structures. We were using C to learn and build it and there were some people repeating the classes even for the 5th time. Recently I wanted some inspiration to write and I…

Recently I was looking for a way to help my team to reflect about how we are performing and how we could do things better. In every good team, it's very common to find people that might always think everything looks good, and many times it can be the case…

Are you familiar the with data provider pattern for unit testing? In Php and Java, it's very common, but it feels to me that in the Javascript world this is not very popular. Sometimes you might get yourself in a situation where you need to test the same method or…

Besides being a software engineer, I also play the role of Scrum master for my team. Time management is really challenging sometimes and it's important to use it efficiently, both for the company, the team and myself. In this post, I want to share with you a very simple, but…

Last week I decided to try something new in the company that I work in. Something I’ve been thinking about for months, and finally had the opportunity to turn into reality. I came up with an experiment where I used a ps4 game to demonstrate the importance of having a…

Living in the frontend ecosystem it's very common to listen to people saying how fast the community is evolving. This is true and it's one of the reasons why we are more and more enable to build and ship new and amazing things. This is even truer when we think…

How do peerDependencies work? In a nutshell, peerDependencies are a way to “warn” projects that might use your, let's say, plugin, that this plugin requires specific dependencies to be able to work properly, and these dependencies have to be installed in your root project. WTH does it mean in practice? …

In my last post, I mentioned how JavaScript is evolving fast and listed all the features that will be standardized in the language in the next release this year. Today I want to talk about JSON superset, so just to keep track of what I've talked so far, here goes…