ES6 may be nearly 6 years old but I still see tons of code that isn’t making use of the full ES6 awesomeness. Let’s have a quick reintroduction so we can start writing nicer code again. ECMAScript 6 (or ES6 for short), is the sixth iteration in the JavaScript standardization. If
Have you heard about “automated testing” but have no idea what that means or how to go about? In this workshop we cover what exactly automated testing is and how we can use a tool called Cypress to write those tests. Link to the episode: Watch now
Is writing the CSS soup slowing you down? Is managing the CSS getting you down? Tired of changing a value in CSS for a component only to find out it’s used somewhere else as well? Well, have you heard of Tailwind? Tailwind is not your average CSS framework; this is
You’ve seen it on open source. You’ve heard that it’s great. Let’s dive into what TypeScript is and how we can use it to write safer code Link to the episode: Watch Now
Have you ever wondered what testing libraries are really doing under the hood? Let’s figure it out by building our own simple JavaScript testing library Link to the episode: Watch Now
Using the knowledge from our Introduction to Flutter workshop, we expand and dive deeper into the basics of Flutter and how we can use it to build a fully functional application. Link to the episode: Watch Now
Imperative vs Declarative Programming The term ‘declarative programming’ has regained popularity in the recent years. But what exactly is it and how does it compare to imperative programming? Wikipedia defines imperative programming as: > A programming paradigm that uses statements that change a program’s state. An imperative programming consists of commands
If you like to stay on the bleeding edge of software development, then you may have heard of Flutter. If you haven’t heard of Flutter, then you’re about to find out why it’s great and why you should be using it for your mobile app development. This article isn’t designed
This workshop serves as an introduction to Flutter, Dart and how to go about building our first application using Google’s Mobile SDK. Link to the episode: Watch now
We have technology to thank for many of our modern luxuries and securities, and additionally, we also have the producers of those technologies to thank. However, there is a dark side to all this progress and programming. In order to produce these technologies, as well as make some profit along the way,
I personally have a lot of questions about modern web development. Why do we have so many JavaScript frameworks? Where is web development going to be 10 years from now? This article doesn’t serve to answer these questions but to rather explore and dive deeper into the abyss. Why is
Recoil is new. Like, super new. As in it in version 0.0.10 and it’s earliest commit on the public repo is from early May of this year. Just because it’s so new and is listed as “experimental” doesn’t mean that we can’t look into it and understand why it is so useful. Why should I
In this episode of Between The Lines, we round up some of the gang at Haefele Software for a candid discussion around progression within our industry. We chat about our own personal experiences with progression, how we’ve seen other companies approach this topic and some of the problems that we’ve
Value and Technology: A Case For Ethical Design Practice The value-neutrality thesis concerning technology is a widely held and extremely influential view within the general public. This thesis claims that technological artefacts do not have value in and of themselves. Instead, they have instrumental value, that is; technological artefacts obtain their value in the ways we
ES6 may be nearly 6 years old but I still see tons of code that isn’t making use of the full ES6 awesomeness. Let’s have
Have you heard about “automated testing” but have no idea what that means or how to go about? In this workshop we cover what exactly
You’ve seen it on open source. You’ve heard that it’s great. Let’s dive into what TypeScript is and how we can use it to write
Have you ever wondered what testing libraries are really doing under the hood? Let’s figure it out by building our own simple JavaScript testing library
Using the knowledge from our Introduction to Flutter workshop, we expand and dive deeper into the basics of Flutter and how we can use it
Imperative vs Declarative Programming The term ‘declarative programming’ has regained popularity in the recent years. But what exactly is it and how does it compare
If you like to stay on the bleeding edge of software development, then you may have heard of Flutter. If you haven’t heard of Flutter,
This workshop serves as an introduction to Flutter, Dart and how to go about building our first application using Google’s Mobile SDK. Link to the
We have technology to thank for many of our modern luxuries and securities, and additionally, we also have the producers of those technologies to thank.
I personally have a lot of questions about modern web development. Why do we have so many JavaScript frameworks? Where is web development going to
Recoil is new. Like, super new. As in it in version 0.0.10 and it’s earliest commit on the public repo is from early May of this year. Just
In this episode of Between The Lines, we round up some of the gang at Haefele Software for a candid discussion around progression within our
Value and Technology: A Case For Ethical Design Practice The value-neutrality thesis concerning technology is a widely held and extremely influential view within the general public. This thesis claims that technological
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