Atila Fassina
Special guest
Atila is a self-taught developer originally from Brazil and currently living in Germany. Pushing code since 2011, he has worked in teams of every size and across 3 different continents. Atila also works as Senior Developer Experience Engineer at Xata, creating great developer experiences for Serverless Databases.
Content creation is a driving force and Atila's favourite learning strategy. He writes articles on Smashing Magazine, speaks at meetups and conferences both online and offline, and records code-related videos. He is particularly interested in Serverless, Developer Tooling, and the React ecosystem.
Atila Fassina has been a guest on 4 episodes.
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React frustrations, web components, and hot takes
January 31st, 2024 | Season 4 | 37 mins 30 secs
react, web components, web development
In this month’s panel episode, we talk to Cassidy Williams, Michael Chan, and Atila Fassina about why web components are having a moment, mounting frustrations with React, and our guests’ hottest takes on web development.
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Rendering dilemma, Pinia, and not using Next.js
December 1st, 2023 | Season 3 | 10 mins 8 secs
frameworks, next.js, pinia, react, reactivity, vuex
In this week’s roundup episode, we cover how different frameworks handle reactivity, the differences between Vuex and Pinia, and the TL;DR of why Kent C. Dodds won’t use Next.js.
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The rendering dilemma with Atila Fassina
November 20th, 2023 | Season 3 | 41 mins 32 secs
frameworks, reactivity, signals, solid.js
In a sea of frameworks, what provides the best way to handle reactivity? Atila Fassina, DevRel Engineer at Crab Nebula and Google Dev Expert, returns to answer this question, talk about why Signals and Solid.js are good options, and more.
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Server components vs. client components with Atila Fassina
July 13th, 2023 | Season 3 | 41 mins 5 secs
client components, server components
Want to know the difference between how server components and client components work? Atila Fassina, Senior Developer Experience Engineer at Xata, joins the podcast to go in-depth on how each works and how they can actually work in tandem as well as separately.