Building maintainable Android applications
Why should you care about maintainability when everything already works? It’s not a bad thing to try out new things with prototypes to increase your knowledge, but when you start building applications...
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Minimalist programming for the web
I’m not the most minimalist person in real life: I always have a ton of things going on, be it gardening, cooking, crafting or coding projects. This is a pretty common plight for a programmer since we...
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Why your web application is not a one-time investment
Creating a custom web application is a big investment for a small business. Getting it done requires a lot of work, starting with discussions about needs and specifications and followed by coding,...
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To learn, you must ship your code
When working on a project, the temptation is strong to make everything perfect before showing it to the world, or even just to your co-workers. You know each and every line of code you wrote, but you...
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The curse of staying up to date with new technology
Keeping up to date is a major part of the job of a software developer and why we love it. Most developers are curious and love to tinker, so learning a new technology pushes all the right buttons....
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Simple code is beautiful
Despite the large number of languages and tools that will get thrown at you if you mention web development (Ruby! React! Node.js! AngularJS! Gulp! Python!), the simplest web application you can create...
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Are You Hard to Convince?
When discussing a new technology, I’m rarely the first one to jump on the bandwagon. In fact, I’m usually the killjoy that ends up arguing against using a new library or a new language feature when the...
View ArticleBuilding maintainable Android applications
Why should you care about maintainability when everything already works? It’s not a bad thing to try out new things with prototypes to increase your knowledge, but when you start building applications...
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Minimalist programming for the web
I’m not the most minimalist person in real life: I always have a ton of things going on, be it gardening, cooking, crafting or coding projects. This is a pretty common plight for a programmer since we...
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Why your web application is not a one-time investment
Creating a custom web application is a big investment for a small business. Getting it done requires a lot of work, starting with discussions about needs and specifications and followed by coding,...
View ArticleClik here to view.
To learn, you must ship your code
When working on a project, the temptation is strong to make everything perfect before showing it to the world, or even just to your co-workers. You know each and every line of code you wrote, but you...
View ArticleClik here to view.
The curse of staying up to date with new technology
Keeping up to date is a major part of the job of a software developer and why we love it. Most developers are curious and love to tinker, so learning a new technology pushes all the right buttons....
View ArticleClik here to view.
Simple code is beautiful
Despite the large number of languages and tools that will get thrown at you if you mention web development (Ruby! React! Node.js! AngularJS! Gulp! Python!), the simplest web application you can create...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Are You Hard to Convince?
When discussing a new technology, I’m rarely the first one to jump on the bandwagon. In fact, I’m usually the killjoy that ends up arguing against using a new library or a new language feature when the...
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