Emma Fabre

Emma Fabre

Born in the land of baguettes, Emma brings an unmistakable French touch to software engineering, such as complaining about food. Or the weather. Or anything really, but mostly technology.

Engineering

Spiraling Out: the art of AI optical illusions

Let's get creative with Emma and Explore AI optical illusions—a fusion of art and technology. Discover how AI-generated images challenge norms, and learn the secrets behind these mesmerizing illusions.

Engineering

The Fediverse & the new era of social networks

Discover the Fediverse, a decentralized social network challenging Facebook and Twitter. Built on ActivityPub, it offers independent content and diverse interaction. Choose an app and server to join, explore facets, customize, and contribute to its open-source future.

Leadership

Why you don't need estimates

How should you estimate your work? Are estimations needed when developing software? What is the value of estimations? What is an alternative to estimating work?

Leadership

Why retrospectives are essential

Teams of all experience levels can improve their way of working, but only if they take a moment to retrospect.

Leadership

Why remote work works

Here we address some common excuses about why remote work doesn't work.

Engineering

Typescript, Vue 3, and strongly typed props

After working with React (and TypeScript) for a long time, I’ve recently been contributing to a Vue application. While I felt right at home

AI

Learning Machine Learning: Neural Networks

This is a follow-up article on Machine Learning, Part 2. Have you read the introduction to Machine Learning (Part 1) already? The next thing I

AI

Learning Machine Learning

I’ve always been fascinated by science fiction and the advances of technology. And AI/ML has often represented a huge chunk of that because,

Engineering

Cypress or how I learned to stop worrying and love E2E

Over my career I’ve dabbled in various forms of testing, both on the backend and front-end. I’ve tried various frameworks and experimented with

Engineering

Querying your Redux store with GraphQL

Rationale I love React and I love Redux, but one of the things I struggle with a lot is how complicated the latter can make

Engineering

Snapshot through the heart

While snapshot testing has been around for a while in the form of visual snapshots (used in visual regression testing), it’s clear that the

Engineering

Gatsby and the new era of site generators

Why Gatsby? One of the greatest aspects of modern web development is how modular and composable everything has become. Building an application these days has

Engineering

Gotta Go Fast: Reducing friction in everyday work

It’s safe to say that programming, and everything around it, evolved tremendously since the Internet’s beginnings. If you’ve ever created a Frontpage

Engineering

A nice app on Elm street

If you’ve ever worked with Redux – in the context of a React application or not – you may have heard numerous times that it was

Engineering

Why do we use bad color schemes?

If you’re a developer, odds are most of what you’re looking all day is text and code. Whether it’s in a terminal,

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