Some time ago I was asked to implement an autologin feature (password-free login) on Vue Storefront 1, I’ll tell you how I did it partly to explain how authentication works in a headless frontend and partly in case some other legacy software hero has the same problem and wants the work already done.

It’s a public talk (in Italian, turn on the english subtitles) about the information technology revolution given by Gianni Degli Antoni in Milan in 1981, when networks were in their infancy and the implications for everyday life were merely hypothetical.

How does authentication work? How can it be implemented securely? Who saves sessions? How long do they last? These are questions I get asked a lot, and I hope to answer them comprehensively in this post.

Only a few years ago you could hear surreal discussions about the subtle differences between “frontend developer”, “frontend engineer”, “frontend designer” and a bunch of other random job titles.

Some sentences get repeated so often they become boring clichés, you know? Well, in the world of developers, there was “generative AI is an accelerator” or “It’s a multiplier, if the value is zero, the result is zero.”

AI Revolution? Will an LLM steal my job? Here’s what has really changed in my work since artificial intelligence began to be used at scale.

The Factory Method pattern belongs to the group of creational design patterns. Its main purpose is to create configurable objects based on given data.