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Victor1890/README.md

I'm Victor J. Rosario V


FullStack Developer 👨‍💻

A little more about me... In development

npm

npx victor1890
const victor1890 = {
    code: ["Javascript", "Typescript", "C#", "C", "C++", "Java", "Dart"],
    askMeAbout: ["Responsible", "Organized", "Social", "Fast Learning", "Collaborator / Contributor"],
    technologies: {
        mobileApp: ["React-Native", "Flutter"], //bacis
        frontend: {
            js: ["React", "NextJs", "VanillaJs"],
            css: ["Materialize", "Material-UI", "Bootstrap", "Tailwind"]
        },
        backend: {
            [js || ts]: ["Node", "Express", "GraphQL", "TypeORM", "Deno", "Golang"], //basic Deno
            asp: ["ASP.Net Core"]
        },
        databases: ["SQL Server", "SQLite", "Firebase", "MongoDB", "PostgreSQL", "Redis"]
    }
};

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Below is my recent articles Victor J. Rosario V. collected from dev.to

My Recent Articles

thumbnail 🔍 Say Goodbye to Slow Renders: Optimizing React Apps with...
Performance optimization is a critical aspect of building robust React applications, especially those...
02/12/2024
thumbnail Battle of the Node.js ORMs: Sequelize vs. Prisma
In the ever-evolving landscape of Node.js development, choosing the right Object-Relational Mapper...
27/02/2024
thumbnail The Best ORMs for Node.js App Development in 2023
What is an ORM? Object-relational mapping (ORMs) are a type of software that provides a...
01/11/2023
thumbnail From Good to Great: Scaling Applications with TypeORM Optimization
TypeORM is a popular Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) library for Node.js. It provides a high-level...
13/10/2023
thumbnail Exploring the Contrast: Helpers and Utils Demystified
Helpers and utils are both commonly used terms in software development to refer to classes or modules...
11/10/2023

Updated at: 2024-12-26T16:03:39Z

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  1. Victor1890 Victor1890 Public

    This is my personal repo for README. It gets automatically updated to fetch the latest articles from my blog form dev.to.

    JavaScript 4 2

  2. This TypeScript class, named Base, i... This TypeScript class, named Base, is designed to be extended by other classes, serving as a solid foundation for building HTTP clients in TypeScript applications. It leverages the Fetch API to simplify common HTTP operations, including GET, POST, PATCH, and DELETE requests. The class provides a clean and extensible interface for making API calls, handling parameters, and managing error messages.
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    class Base {
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    	private readonly api: string
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    	private readonly headers: HeadersInit
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    	constructor(api: string, headers: HeadersInit = {}) {
  3. andreizanik/cookies-next andreizanik/cookies-next Public

    Getting, setting and removing cookies on both client and server with next.js

    TypeScript 648 50

  4. frectonz/sql-studio frectonz/sql-studio Public

    SQL Database Explorer [SQLite, libSQL, PostgreSQL, MySQL/MariaDB, DuckDB, ClickHouse]

    Rust 2.5k 65

  5. I have created an automated script t... I have created an automated script to perform a stress test on http requests.
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    # Parameters for load testing (adjust as needed)
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    $duration = "30s"  # Duration for the test
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    $concurrentConnections = 50  # Number of concurrent connections
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    $queryPerSecond = 10  # Queries per second
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