Table Of ContentsYou are already know TypeScript (almost)It is very easy to get started with TypeScriptCompilation has its adavantagesData binding is safer in TypeScriptTypeScript allows OOP like a proReuse code with type-safe genericsTypeScript has … Read more
Web Developer
Web Developers work to design, create and handle websites and web applications. They deal with internet as well as intranet websites. They usually are employed by software development companies, IT or IT consulting. Web developers often work for companies; however, some provide their services on a freelance basis.
Most of them works on software, database and the website encoding, known as back-end, or in the engineering and interface part, known as front-end. Nevertheless, there are Web Developers take care of both aspects and offer a complete service and are referred to as Full Stack Developers.
The main objective of a Web Developer should be to create coherent and efficient applications and web services. They should always try to meet clients’ needs.
How to make the most of the AWS free tier
Free is a powerful incentive. Peter Wayner recalls: "When I taught a course on web frameworks at the local college, we designed the assignments to ensure that all of the experiments could be done quickly with Amazon Web Services’s collection of … Read more
Gitpod hooks up with GitLab to take on GitHub Codespaces
Developers were given another option for code wrangling today with the arrival of native GitLab integration for Gitpod. The announcement came alongside a $3m first round of investor cash for the web-based development environment company. As … Read more
The most valuable software developer skills in 2020
As one of the biggest growth areas of the past decade, software development skills remain in high demand, even in today’s economy. But some skills are more desirable than others. Choosing the right ones to concentrate on is particularly important … Read more
Adobe Releases Developer Tools at Adobe Developers Live
This week Adobe today introduced several Adobe Experience Cloud initiatives to help developers build, extend, and engage with Adobe customer experience apps. As reported by Destination CRM, The new products, announced at the Adobe Developers Live … Read more
Guaranteed failure: Applying DevOps frameworks without context
Most large-scale DevOps initiatives fail to succeed. A report from Gartner predicts that “through 2022, 75 percent of DevOps initiatives will fail to meet expectations due to issues around organizational learning and change.” One reason for this is … Read more
How to schedule intentional breaks into your workday
It’s not unusual to feel as if 2020 is like an ultramarathon, with no clear finish line in sight. You tell yourself you need to keep moving forward, but you can only do so if you refuel and recharge consistently to avoid fatigue, burnout, and … Read more
Comparing Browsers for Responsive Design
There are a number of desktop apps where the goal is showing your site at different dimensions all at the same time. So you can, for example, be writing CSS and making sure it’s working across all the viewports in a single glance. They are all … Read more
GraphQL Testing With Karate
Table Of ContentsWhat is GraphQL?Overcoming over-fetchingGraphQL SyntaxTesting GraphQL services with KarateManage the plain text queryManage the JSON responseConcluding remarks ¡Hispanohablantes esto es para vos!ONLINE MULTI-TRACK CONFERENCE Un … Read more
TypeScript 4.0 Gives JavaScript Developers Some New Toys
TypeScript 4.0 is now available. If you use JavaScript (and a huge number of developers and technologists do), TypeScript is increasingly worth paying attention to. Whether or not you think TypeScript should be considered a full-on programming … Read more
Monzo: we learned a lot from self-hosting Kubernetes, but we wouldn’t do it again
UK challenger bank Monzo was an early adopter of Kubernetes, using microservices, Docker containers and version 1.2 of the container orchestration platform to scale its operations rapidly. After five years it has built a customer base of 4 million … Read more
Introducing a new and improved Twitter API
Twitter is making it easier for businesses, academics, and third-party developers to build on its platform with the launch of its API v2 this week as reported by The Verge. The company announced the new API last month, but as the news arrived the … Read more
Speeding up innovation with Arun Gupta
Arun Gupta is a Principal Technologist at Amazon Web Services. He is responsible for the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) strategy within AWS and participates at CNCF Board and technical meetings actively. He works with different teams at … Read more
Top 5 skills for systems admins to learn
As a systems administrator, there's always a glut of work to be done. Depending on the workload, a never-ending stream of problems, issues, and concerns seemingly birth themselves from all angles. Because they have so much to do, SAs can fall into … Read more
18 Books & Blogs Every Developer Should Read
Table Of ContentsThe Consortium for Information and Software QualityAlgorithms IlluminatedWizard ZinesThe DevOps HandbooLearn to Code HTML and CSSIntroduction to AlgorithmsPoignant GuideIntercom (blog)24 Deadly Sins of Software SecurityFlavio Copes … Read more
Kick Off A React Project: CRA, Next.js or Gatsby?
This is a simple guide for humans to not get lost into the React bootstrapping solutions out there. React is a Javascript framework to build powerful single page app, developed in Facebook since 2013, which propose a component based approach to … Read more
The 5 best web application frameworks: How to choose
As application development continues to evolve, the demand for teams to rapidly deliver software that can scale and evolve to meet customer needs has never been higher. Front-end development frameworks are key to making that … Read more
Tips For Every Full-Stack Developer In 2020
A full-stack developer has to work on almost every part of development stack. Development of what? Usually it's about web applications, but for someone else it can also about mobile or desktop application stacks. So, we may say that a full-stack … Read more
IBM’s Equal Access Toolkit helps developers make products more accessible
When the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that 25% of adults in the US faced some kind of level of disability, IBM Accessibility created tools and guidelines to inspire and guide product teams to design and build accessible … Read more
Full-stack Developers: Demand and Opportunities
According to LinkedIn’s Emerging Jobs Report, there has been a rise of 35% in the number of jobs for full-stack developers every year since 2015, and it ranks as the 4th most emerging job on the same coveted list. Supporting the trend, Indeed also … Read more
