Projects

My solutions for the Advent of Code . Feliz Navidad, Buon Natale, Happy Merry Christmas 🎄

This is a simple serverless function that defers a request for a given amount of time. For instance: https://defer-it.vercel.app/api/v1?waitFor=3000&url=https://example.com

A simple API to generate images for the PedidosYa repositories, supporting repository covers and storybook logos. Powered by the awesome Open Graph Image Generator template.

Takes a list of strings and sorts them by alphabetical order, but it uses a priority algorithm to sort the items that are more important to the user. The name was inspired by the project in PedidosYa.

The solution for the Cometa challenge , in order to get the Frontend Engineer position of the company.

The solution for the RAVN challenge , in order to get the Software Engineer position of the company.

After reading The Quest for the Perfect Dark Mode by Josh Comeau , I've created a reusable solution for the dark-mode-flick-problem. My own website use this solution.

Tiny library to use feature flags in React. Get features by its slug identifier or get a binary output using flag queries.

Based on the poster of www.weeksofmylife.com . It's a calculator to see how many weeks of life you just consumed. Based on the average life expectancy for some country: USA, Italy and Peru.

I created my CV using ReactPDF, which is another renderer instead of ReactDOM. The information is saved in my personal Airtable and consumed in real-time using a Vercel Lambda Function.

Application made fully with TypeScript, using Storybook for component-driven development. Taking advance of client side Apollo resolvers. Powered by the free GraphQL Jobs API.

My first try with GraphQL subscriptions, not production ready. Powered by Prisma v1.34 (v2 has no support for subscriptions). Go to the app root (/) and get a new chat access.

After watch Animation and 3D in react-three-fiber (with Paul Henschel) — Learn With Jason , I decided to try to create this project just for fun, using The Rubik's cube Doodle for inspiration.

The solution for the AIMO challenge , in order to get the Software Engineer Frontend position of the company.

A front-end challenge required by myself, I worked with animation effects powered by the awesome spring library. Here the original.

Useful to create my personal brand as software developer, with this project I really want to share my knowledge about programming.

Serverless application to use the pbkdf2 algorithm and a sort of playground to hash any text like account safe passwords. My λ function is right here.

Compilation of solutions for different programming challenges from ad-hoc problems to graph theory.