Marco Liberati

I am passionate about data visualisation and the start-up enviroment. If I can write in JS I will, and it will probably be mapped into a graphDB and visualised: I like drawing pixels on the screen, better if I can do it with Javascript and ReactJS. Recently I've been exploring the GraphQL world and how it can leverage the productivity of developers for building complex apps and/or data dashboards. Community fellow of the RomaJS and GraphRM.

Last update June 8, 2021 by Marco Liberati

Kick Off a React JS Project: CRA, Next.js or Gatsby?

A simple guide to avoid getting lost in the React JS bootstrapping solutions. Learn more about CRA, Gatsby and Next.js. This is a simple guide for normal humans to avoid getting lost in the React JS bootstrapping solutions out there. React is a … Read more

Last update March 3, 2020 by Marco Liberati

Codemotion Rome 2020: an overview of the companies involved

Before the COVID-19 emergency, Codemotion was in the process of organising its next big conference. The Call for Papers for Codemotion Rome 2020 closed with staggering numbers: 646 proposals submitted! The conference was subsequently cancelled, … Read more

Last update February 25, 2020 by Marco Liberati

Codemotion Rome 2020: A Deep Dive into Talks and Topics

Codemotion Rome 2020: what data science can tell us Before the COVID-19 outbreak, Codemotion was organising its next big conference. The Call for Papers for Codemotion Rome 2020 closed with a staggering number of submissions received: 646 … Read more

Last update February 17, 2020 by Marco Liberati

Waiting for Codemotion Rome 2020

Before the COVID-19 outbreak, the call for papers for Codemotion Rome 2020 had closed with 646 proposals submitted. After all these months, there are still some important lessons that we can learn from those proposals. The following article … Read more

Last update December 4, 2019 by Marco Liberati

Tabs or spaces: does it really matter anymore?

Tabs or spaces is the epical battle that any programmer has to assist at least once in his life. It's a styling choice for a programmer, but it gets really serious when at least two programmers gets to collaborate in a project. What's the deal with … Read more

Last update August 1, 2019 by Marco Liberati

npm: from its conception to its future

npm is a dependency manager for the NodeJS ecosystem, composed of two main elements: a registry with all the packages that can be installed in a NodeJS projectthe npm CLI, which provides the ability to workout which dependencies are required for … Read more