If you’re interested in programming, you may well have seen this quote before: | Continue reading
A look at the main problems with design tools and how we could improve them. | Continue reading
A guide to finding support as a software developer | Continue reading
If you haven’t heard, universities around the world offering their courses online for free (or at-least partially free). These courses are… | Continue reading
Using Docker is a given nowadays. In this tutorial we will how to learn to dockerise our Scala and Akka HTTP applications without even… | Continue reading
Introduction | Continue reading
The times when I have made the greatest leaps in my development skills have been when I struggled to learn something new and didn’t give… | Continue reading
Since the past few days I have been trying to write my own little JavaScript animation library. I know I know no one really cares about a… | Continue reading
React and React Native are just frameworks, and they do not dictate how we should structure our projects. It all depends on your personal… | Continue reading
Many people have become interested in learning to code in recent years. | Continue reading
A review of the coolest parts of eth-hot-wallet | Continue reading
Arrow functions (also called “fat arrow functions”) are undoubtedly one of the more popular features of ES6. They introduced a new way of… | Continue reading
Dan Sofer talks about running free, peer-led coding bootcamps in London and Gaza and why he loves working with nonprofits | Continue reading
Python is one of the world’s most popular, in-demand programming languages | Continue reading
All you need to know about the latest buzzword that’s taking the API development scene by storm. | Continue reading
In the development process, every developer writes stuff they don’t intend to commit and push to the remote server, things like debug… | Continue reading
Native, Web, PWA, hybrid, Cross-Compiled… what is “the best” way to develop for Android and iOS platforms? What looks reasonable? And how… | Continue reading
How do you know if a new technology is worth investing time into? | Continue reading
As a bioinformatician, I reside in an interesting middle ground between developers and end users. | Continue reading
So, you’re probably thinking — is this just another hullabaloo GraphQL tutorial that is just going to say a lot of big words but not… | Continue reading
Are you using React to build user interfaces? Well, I am too. And now, you’ll learn why you should write your React applications using… | Continue reading
Let's start this month’s tutorial with two statements that are going to get me in trouble: | Continue reading
Statecharts and state machines offer a promising path for designing and managing complex state in apps. For more on why statecharts rock… | Continue reading
Or how to become one of those highly-paid “10x Rockstar Ninja” developers companies love to hire. | Continue reading
In this post, I’ll share how I went from zero(ish) to a six-figure software engineering job offer in nine months while working full time… | Continue reading
It’s not news to anyone that many engineers hate whiteboard-based interview questions. | Continue reading
On GitHub, you now have 1.5 million organizations with 25 million active repositories. That’s an average of 17 active repos per… | Continue reading
An overview of different app design options | Continue reading
Handling auth is painful. But most applications need to authenticate users and control what resources they can access. Microservices… | Continue reading
How touch typing is a universal life hack that will benefit you the rest of your life. | Continue reading
The zombie apocalypse could happen any day now….. | Continue reading
If you are a developer, you should consider helping with Open Source Software (OSS). Many employers will look favorably on applicants that… | Continue reading
Know your engines | Continue reading
This article is a beginner’s high level look at Amazon ECS. We’ll cover core concepts, terms, simple architecture diagrams, and abstracted… | Continue reading
This weekend I had some time to play with the new Flutter UI framework by Google. | Continue reading
Tools for conquering the process from Idea -> Design -> Development -> Deployment | Continue reading
This is not a primer on Test Driven Development. It contains my personal observations of re-starting the discipline and the problem of… | Continue reading
Have you ever changed something directly in your project’s repository? Have you ever merged a branch into master? Then wanted to pull the… | Continue reading
I created my first website as a school project when I was 14. The task was simple: create a very basic site including some text, images… | Continue reading
250 MOOCs from Brown, Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, Harvard, Penn, Princeton, and Yale. | Continue reading
How do you learn something no one can teach you? | Continue reading
How to start using Grid in your existing code now, without loosing support for older browsers, by enhancing rather than deleting old CSS. | Continue reading
What I learned building the StateOfVeganism 🌱 | Continue reading
Let’s not beat around the bush: writing great CSS code can be painful. A lot of developers don’t want to do CSS development. I can do… | Continue reading
I took the time to figure out how to read and write from HealthKit so you don’t have to! | Continue reading
Niklaus Wirth, a Swiss computer scientist, wrote a book in 1976 titled Algorithms + Data Structures = Programs. | Continue reading
This post is a vision for the near to medium future, aimed at engineers — or developers, coders, designers, or whatever else you want to… | Continue reading
An interesting use of our community-graph project and gender-API | Continue reading