ABC of a Quotable Software Project Brief
"OK, and how much do you think it will cost? You know, just roughly."
Introduction to unit tests in Angular
As the name implies, unit tests are about testing individual units of code and trying to answer questions like "Is the logic in my function correct?" or "Will I get the right results?".
Introduction to modern RWD
We’ve entered an era that can be easily named the 'Mobility Era' where almost every company wants a fully responsive website.
Two weeks with Kubernetes in production
Recently, we decided to use clusters environment to go a step further and deploy one of our latest projects in a different way, mainly using Kubernetes orchestration.
Render one file HTML page with AWS API Gateway+Lambda using node.js with PUG
Last month, I decided to improve the way our clients monitor progress in their projects. To deal with that issue, our UX team created a design for a beautiful and usable report. A couple of hours after receiving the designs, I implemented them into a service serving single HTML files.
Mobile Development Trends 2019 vol.1
5 trends in the mobile development world that have a chance to dominate year 2019.
Framer X vs. ProtoPie vs. Flinto vs. Atomic: which one to choose?
What kind of tool you should use? It pretty much depends on what effect you want to achieve and what you want to do. Choosing a right tool for your job is crucial for better communication with team of developers or a client.
Setting up CI&CD for VPS-hosted apps with Shipit.js and Codeship
In this article, we’ll create a simple Express.js app, then set up a full-blown CI & CD solution using Codeship and Shipit.js
Node.js API experiment using hapi.js
Last week, I decided to write a simple application in React Native. In order to do this fast, I needed an API. I wanted to try something new and it had to be written in JavaScript. That is how I started playing with hapi.js.
5 apps you wouldn't think are built with Electron
Let's have a look at a few popular tools which are built with Electron - I bet many of us don’t even realise some apps we use every day rely on Electron.