by Stanislav Kozlovski Why Every Software Engineer Should Write ArticlesAnd How It Benefits EverybodyIn today’s highly complex and rapidly evolving computer science industry, it is more important than ever to have people writing technical pieces that explain complex technologies and concepts in a simple way. You’ve already seen it. The tech space is riddled with a plethora of fields and buzz words
by Jamie Kyle Setting up Flow when you’ve already got Babel in placeFlow is a static type checker for JavaScript. It makes you more productive by providing feedback as you write code. Flow gives you warnings in real-time that point out when you’ve made a mistake. If you would like to know more, check out flowtype.org. Rather than trying to build it’s own entirely separate ecosystem, Flow hooks int
by Alexander Petkov Here are the best programming languages to learn in 2018This is the definitive guide for anyone wanting to choose the right programming language career path in 2018. And let me be clear about something: This is not a “top hottest languages” post throwing around a bunch of names and buzzwords. This is an objective and practical review of the current state, tendencies, and safe n
by Todd Chaffee How to write reliable browser tests using Selenium and Node.jsThere are many good articles on how to get started with automated browser testing using the NodeJS version of Selenium. Some wrap the tests in Mocha or Jasmine, and some automate everything with npm or Grunt or Gulp. All of them describe how to install what you need, along with giving a basic working code example. This i
by Michal Bialas 25 Android libraries you definitely want to try out in early 2017This is a list of 25 best Android libraries released in January and February 2017. All of these are worth trying out — they are not in ranked order. Let’s get started! Lottie This is a library that parses Adobe After Effects animations exported as JSON with Bodymovin (After Effects plugin for exporting animations to
by Michal Bialas The 30 Coolest Android Libraries from Spring 2017These are my 30 favorite new Android libraries that have come out since March 2017. Some of them aren’t production ready yet, but you may have lots of fun using them. I hope you enjoy these. Here they are in no particular order: 1. MatisseThis is a beautiful local images and videos selector. Main functionalities: Selecting images in
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