Rafael Camargo

In most projects I've worked on, the default pick for internationalization has always been react-i18next.

The recent release of Affinity 3 shook up the graphic-design world.

When you're on a road with no forks, there's zero chance of taking the wrong path.

Not having a map can lead to wasted time and frustration if you're exploring somewhere new.

For the longest time, I thought it was impossible to style native checkboxes and radio buttons without pulling off some kind of creative stunt — like what the big component libraries do, such as Material UI, Ant Design and VuetifyJS.

In the last post, I wrote about how to push side projects forward with almost no free time.

If someone asked me to wash a whole pile of dirty dishes, my inner self would try to postpone it as long as possible.

Ever thought about turning a piece of HTML into an image?

The way Vercel connects to GitHub is kinda mind-blowing.

Even with the advances regarding form validation in React 19, the sad truth is that validating a form is still a boring and repetitive task.