Luis Aviles

In Part 1 of this series, we looked at how to run a single, autonomous AI agent inside a Nebubox container to generate unit tests, patch bugs in our CLI code, and open a Pull Request.

In my previous post, I introduced nebubox, a CLI tool I built to run AI coding tools (like Claude Code, Antigravity, and Codex) safely inside Docker containers.

I’ve been using AI coding agents (Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Codex CLI) to refactor and write code across different projects.

If you’ve built an LLM-based application, you’ve likely faced “The Context Problem”: providing enough information to the model to get a good answer often means sending massive amounts of text with every single request.

In a previous post, I explained the main aspects of building a full-stack web application from scratch and explored current capabilities for chat and text generation of Gemini models.

The rise of Natural Language Processing(NLP) has opened up exciting opportunities for developers, allowing them to create engaging and interactive chatbot applications.

Chatbot applications have become a trend in the past months due to the introduction of natural language processing technologies.

Angular has become one of the most popular frameworks to build web applications today.

Defining Breakpoints is important when you start working with Responsive Design and most of the time they’re created using CSS code.

Google Slides and Microsoft PowerPoint are the most popular options to build presentations nowadays.

Have you tried to update the document’s title of your application?

Great memories come to my mind when I read about Protractor.

There is no doubt that we are living in an era where the interactivity of your web application is a very important part of retaining your users.

In previous posts, I explained how to create projects in Lit and TypeScript from scratch.

In the past months, I have been actively working on the development of geolocation-oriented solutions in web applications.

No matter how much experience you have in software development, you’ve likely had to deal with the CORS problem.

In real-world software development, design patterns offer reusable solutions and, most prominently, make code easier to maintain.

A couple of weeks ago, I start writing a custom component that allows rendering a list of other components dynamically.

Raise your hand if you ever had issues dealing with time zones or even if you asked about “How to convert a Date object to another timezone in JavaScript”.

Imagine you’re building a Single Page Application using Web Components only, you got several pages, configured the routes and you need to handle general events or actions.

In the past months, I’ve been using Web Components actively to build single-page applications.

Have you ever thought about the benefits of code reuse?

In a previous post, I explained how to manage LitElement properties using @property and @internalProperty decorators through TypeScript.

LitElement is an excellent alternative to build lightweight web applications since it’s based on the Web Components standard, and with the help of TypeScript, we can see more possibilities to build Web Components faster with a good developer experience.

In previous posts, I covered different topics about Web Components and Single-Page Applications using LitElement and TypeScript.

In previous posts, I explained How to setup a TypeScript project using Rollup.js from scratch.

In previous posts, I explained How to setup a TypeScript project using Rollup.js from scratch.

In a previous post, I explained How to setup a TypeScript project using Rollup.js.

A couple of months ago I started to work through web standards, Rollup.js, and TypeScript.

RxJS is a popular library nowadays and it’s used in a wide range of applications.

RxJS and TypeScript are becoming more and more popular these days.

RxJS is a library with more than 22 Million downloads per week.

Imagine you are building a Single Page Application using Web Components only, you already defined a set of views, configured the routes and you’re handling the authentication very well.

In a previous post, I explained how you can handle your HTML Forms using RxJS and TypeScript.

Imagine yourself building an electric car.

Some days ago I’ve been part of the Modern Web Podcast along with Tracy Lee and we interviewed to Ben Lesh, the author of RxJS(A JavaScript library for reactive programming using Observables), on the most recent updates for RxJS 7 and it’s targeted release

In my previous posts, I covered a wide range of topics about LitElement and TypeScript.

In my previous posts, I explained how to create a project based on LitElement and TypeScript from scratch.

In a previous post, I explained the main aspects to add a Routing Management with LitElement and TypeScript to build a SPA(Single Page Application).

Most modern frameworks provide a routing mechanism to handle the navigation between views within the application.

The use of powerful frameworks and libraries is very widespread nowadays.

Some time ago I had the goal to implement a web application to be able to write what I’m speaking automatically and allow to execute actions through my voice commands.

Restart Animation Animation: JavaScript's domain 2015 - 2020 JavaScript is undoubtedly one of the most popular languages and it adapts with great ease to various use cases.

Some time ago I implemented a simple chat application using TypeScript language only.

Some months ago I implemented a simple chat version using TypeScript language only.

Photo by Blake Connally on Unsplash Angular is definitely in a great stage and every new version comes with awesome features.