Tag: Frontend and mobile
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Make your UX design process Agile using Google's methodology
Posted on April 15, 2019, Level beginner Resource Length long
Google has developed a methodology to make the design process fast and still offer valuable insight. Forget minimum viable products and focus on prototypes and build and test in a week! An article by interaction-design.org.
Tags product-and-design frontend-and-mobile leadership-and-career
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Comparing serverless architecture providers: AWS, Azure, Google, IBM, and other FaaS vendors
Posted on April 12, 2019, Level beginner Resource Length long
This is comparison between the largest serverless vendors (and some open source alternatives) has all the right metrics. From the pen of Ihor Lobastov published in March 2019.
Tags cloud-and-infrastructure frontend-and-mobile architecture-and-apis
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Information architecture -- UX designer's guide
Posted on April 11, 2019, Level beginner Resource Length long
Good UX requires that all information is logical and within reach. Check out this complete guide and leave no user lost behind! Great article by Rebeca Costa.
Tags product-and-design frontend-and-mobile leadership-and-career
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Top 5 reasons why Agile Testing Governance is needed
Posted on April 10, 2019, Level beginner Resource Length medium,
This podcast from Cignity is all about Agile testing and why it is important for Agile not function as a set of principles that operate independently once they are set into motion. It is a process that needs holistic environment management, and the reasons could be quite compelling to know.
Tags leadership-and-career software-engineering frontend-and-mobile
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UX Personas -- What's the point?
Posted on April 9, 2019, Level beginner Resource Length long
Dan Nessler wrote this article focusing on design process and personas. Recently professionals have argued, that personas don't create any real value in the design process and that they are bound to fail.
Tags product-and-design software-engineering frontend-and-mobile how-to
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Agile is not enough
Posted on April 8, 2019, Level beginner Resource Length medium
The interesting piece from pens of Will Poindexter and Steve Berez about addressing architectural rigidity, closing talent gaps, and adopting a product mindset in order to realize Agile's power.
Tags leadership-and-career software-engineering frontend-and-mobile
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Replicating success of REST in Event-Driven Architecture
Posted on April 6, 2019, Level beginner Resource Length medium
Fran Méndez is author of this piece about Event Driven Architecture (EDA). He explores similarities between Representational State Transfer) (REST) and EDA. It worth noting that REST APIs are still the dominant application integration paradigm today.
Tags devops-and-ci-cd frontend-and-mobile cloud-and-infrastructure architecture-and-apis
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CI/CD with Jenkins pipeline: managing infrastructure with Terraform and Docker
Posted on March 25, 2019, Level intermediate Resource Length long
An article by Alexander Savchuk in which he continues his series on CI/CD with Jenkins. This blog post attempts to document some of the lessons we learned during their two-year journey with Terraform.
Tags devops-and-ci-cd frontend-and-mobile
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Deep-dive tutorial series on React, TypeScript, and TDD
Posted on March 23, 2019, Level beginner Resource Length long
Paul Everitt, PyCharm Developer Advocate form JetBrains, posted this article with links to resources for learning React, TypeScript and Test Driven Development (TDD). React is obviously super-hot, TypeScript has recently become super-hot, and the combination is attracting increasing interest.
Tags frontend-and-mobile product-and-design
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Vue.js app performance optimization: Lazy loading Vuex modules
Posted on March 18, 2019, Level intermediate Resource Length medium
Filip Rakowski wrote this blog series about optimizing Vue.js application for perfromance. He focuses on code splitting our state management -- Vuex modules.
Tags backend-development frontend-and-mobile
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Better error handling in JavaScript
Posted on March 13, 2019, Level beginner Resource Length medium
An article by Iain Collins on how and why to use custom error types in JavaScript. Handling errors can be tricky. How Error() historically worked in JavaScript hasn't made this easier, but using the Error class introduced in ES6 can be very helpful.
Tags frontend-and-mobile software-engineering
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JavaScript-Free Frontend
Posted on March 12, 2019, Level beginner Resource Length medium
An article by Matt Reyer from Slimvoice -- a webapp without JavaScript is a series where he documents how he rebuilt his app, Slimvoice, using as little JavaScript as possible. He's tried to present JavaScript alternatives and encourage those who reach for a SPA for every project to give it a second thought.
Tags miscellaneous software-engineering leadership-and-career frontend-and-mobile