
YeisonLapaix
I build web applications with ASP.NET Core, C# and Angular — and I write about what I learn along the way. Currently Senior Full Stack Developer at VirtualMind, working remote from Santo Domingo.
Field notes from 11+ years of shipping software.
The archive is built from real project scars: async traps in C#, sibling communication in Angular, EF Core performance tricks, and the patterns that earned their keep. No listicles — just posts I wish I had read before the bug ate my week.
Browse the archive →- Angular sibling communication
- EF Core performance cheatsheet
- Async/await review scars
- Elasticsearch caching war story
- Automating Redtail CRM with .NET
- CSV mapping tool in Angular
- SOLID in practice
- Eleven years: what I believe

OOP Questions You Should Master for Technical Interviews
Many programmers lose interviews not because they can't code, but because they can't clearly explain concepts they use every day. This guide covers the most common OOP interview questions.

How to Pass Data Between Two Child Components in Angular
Learn three techniques for passing data between child components in Angular: @Input/@Output, shared services with BehaviorSubject, and an Event Bus pattern.

How to Solve the 'Cannot Read Property of Undefined' Error in Angular
Learn why the TypeError: Cannot Read Property of Undefined occurs in Angular and how to fix it using safe navigation, ngIf, and proper lifecycle management.

Step by Step: Connect to WordPress Using C#
Learn how to connect to a WordPress website using C# and the WordPressPCL library -- covering JWT setup, NuGet installation, and code examples for creating and querying posts.
Softopiax.com
Company website for Softopiax — built with Angular 20 SSR + NestJS 11.
- Angular 20
- NestJS 11
- MongoDB
- SSR
- TypeScript
One email. Every other Friday.
What I'm reading, the bug that ate my week, and the occasional rant about generic repositories. No spam, ever.
Yeison's EF Core repository pattern post actually saved our migration. Clear, opinionated, and it works. Best technical writing I've read this year.
His async/await-in-C# breakdown is the post I send to every junior on my team. It's practical, honest, and respects the reader's time.
The Angular sibling-communication tutorial cleared up in 6 minutes what the docs couldn't explain in an hour. Subscribed.
I've followed Yeison's work since Caribe Media. Consistent, pragmatic, and deeply hands-on. One of the few DR devs writing in depth.
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