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Jan 4, 2019

Sharing JavaScript Code Between Client and Server

Problem If you have a web client/server architecture, with the client written in JavaScript and the server written in JavaScript (Node), then you may want to share code between the client and server. Code that you might want to share could include: Utilities Validation Other business logic But how can you…

JavaScript

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Sharing JavaScript Code Between Client and Server
Sharing JavaScript Code Between Client and Server
JavaScript

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Oct 1, 2018

Reverse Release Gating

At a startup, if you have a working/semi working product that is demonstrable (demo-able) the last thing you need is for your product to unexpectedly crash during a demonstration/ sales meeting/ investor meeting. I was recently talking to a startup founder who was not able to demonstrate key features of…

Software Development

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Reverse Release Gating
Reverse Release Gating
Software Development

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Sep 17, 2018

Techniques To Identify Tough Bugs

When I interview candidates I ask them what techniques they have to identify tough bugs. Here is a non-exhaustive list of some of the techniques I use (in no particular order): Read the stack trace Go to the last line in the code indicated to be an issue in the…

Development

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Techniques To Identify Tough Bugs
Techniques To Identify Tough Bugs
Development

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Aug 5, 2018

UX/UI Review — Blinds In Print

A good friend has started up a new business Blinds In Print. It’s an online store that sells made to order blinds with custom designs from a range of designers. The site uses the following technologies: Wordpress WooCommerce Tawk.to jQuery Let’s step through and have a a look at the…

UX

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UX/UI Review — Blinds In Print
UX/UI Review — Blinds In Print
UX

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Aug 3, 2018

Javascript — Debugging Single Line Arrow Functions

Someone said to me earlier this week that it is too hard to debug a single line JavaScript arrow function. So here are some techniques to do it: With console.log() const sum = values => values.reduce((agg, curr) => (console.log(curr), agg + curr), 0); We are using a technique here in…

JavaScript

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JavaScript

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·Aug 14, 2017

React Native Setup on macOS

We are going to setup a new macOS computer to run React Native and simulate an iOS and Android device on your mac. These instructions have been tested on macOS Sierra 10.12 using the following tools react@15.6.1 react-native@0.47.1 react-native-cli@2.0.1 We will be walking through Creating a new React Native app …

Android

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React Native Setup on macOS
React Native Setup on macOS
Android

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Jul 31, 2017

There is No Upper Time Limit For a Task

Tasks have a lower limit. Tasks can’t be done in zero seconds. Tasks can’t be done in negative time. All tasks take time, but there is no upper time limit for a task. I recently tried to do something relatively simple, converting a webpage to PDF. I thought it would…

Django

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There is No Upper Time Limit For a Task
There is No Upper Time Limit For a Task
Django

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Jul 31, 2017

APIs Considered Cheap

3rd Party APIs can save you time and money What’s a 3rd Party API? Third party APIs are APIs provided by other parties (e.g. Facebook, Google, etc) to allow you to access their functionality and use it in your own app. Examples You could spend years building your own email delivery platform, or you could…

API

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APIs Considered Cheap
APIs Considered Cheap
API

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