PinnedEduardo Ottaviani Aragão·Sep 16, 2023A Definitive Guide to Front-end Clean Architecture — Second EditionDeveloping scalable, agnostic, and decoupled applications.A response icon2A response icon2
InJails-orgbyEduardo Ottaviani Aragão·Jun 30Jails Inspector: An Idea I Postponed for 8 Years — Until AI Made It PossibleThere are ideas that stay with you for years.
Eduardo Ottaviani Aragão·Jun 23Rethinking State Immutability in JavaScriptIf you spend enough time in the frontend ecosystem, you’ll eventually encounter statements like:
Eduardo Ottaviani Aragão·Jun 19Does TypeScript Really Scale?Over the last decade, TypeScript has become almost synonymous with serious front-end development. The idea that “large applications require…A response icon1A response icon1
Eduardo Ottaviani Aragão·Jun 13Front-end Patterns — Event DelegationDesign Patterns Don’t Always Translate to the Browser
Eduardo Ottaviani Aragão·Jun 6Less Abstraction, More Results: What 90's Games Can Teach Modern Front-End DevelopmentWhen a few Kilobytes Was Enough to Build Entire WorldsA response icon5A response icon5
InJails-orgbyEduardo Ottaviani Aragão·Aug 31, 2025Island Architecture — Astro + JailsJust like the world, technology also moves in cycles. Fifteen years ago, I was working on front-end projects where applications and pages…
InJails-orgbyEduardo Ottaviani Aragão·Aug 23, 2025NextJs and Server-Side Web Components — Using JailsHow to Share Functionality Across Different Projects Using Various Frameworks?
InJails-orgbyEduardo Ottaviani Aragão·Jul 25, 2025Neither Web Components Nor Frameworks: Introducing JailsOne of the most frustrating things in today’s tech landscape is how often we find ourselves forced to choose between extremes when trying…
Eduardo Ottaviani Aragão·Apr 19, 2025SSR and SSG in Web ComponentsAs front-end developers, we eventually face a common challenge: how to distribute features in a tech-agnostic way.
