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Ian Blyth — August 10th, 2021
Resources, communication, and delays to the release of software continue to hinder software testing according to a global annual survey conducted by GitLab.
Kyle Johnson — June 23rd, 2021
Migrations became a pretty popular feature with developers after being released with Django 1.7. Unfortunately, the practice of coming up with descriptive, helpful names for Django migrations hasn’t caught on quite as well. Here’s a brief on Django migrations and why you should learn to name them.
Brian Allen — June 14th, 2021
On April 20, 2021 OpenJS released Node 16, the latest major version of one of the most popular JavaScript runtime environments. Here's what you need to know.
Colin Soleim — April 23rd, 2021
Designing a test suite involves constant decisions about how closely to replicate your end product. When APIs are involved, things can get even more complicated. Here’s how to use Sinatra to make things easier.
Kyle Johnson — March 11th, 2021
Getting ready to upgrade to the latest and greatest version of Django? Want to take advantage of a recent minor release? Here's how to do it without getting into trouble.
Colin Soleim — February 9th, 2021
We've used RuboCop to help create plenty of successful projects over the years. Check out these tips for a solid RuboCop configuration and try them in your next Rails project.
Brian Allen — January 26th, 2021
On October 20, 2020 Facebook released React 17, the latest version of one of the most popular JavaScript frontend frameworks. Here's what you need to know.
Colin Soleim — January 12th, 2021
Rehabing older Rails projects often leads to uncovering quite a bit of technical debt. Here's the most common kinds of tech debt you run into and how to fix it.
Ian Blyth — January 6th, 2021
'Am I Doing This Right?' It’s a question every software developer, project manager, or business owner asks at least once in their careers. How it’s handled can be the difference between growth and stagnation, success and failure.
