You probably heard about Agile and Scrum. Maybe you said to yourself that it wasn’t for you. Fair enough! The beauty of these methodologies is that you don’t necessarily have to go all-in to reap the benefits of a better workflow. Don’t feel like hiring a Scrum master yet? Retrospectives…

Are you feeling like you’re sometimes wasting your time at work? Are people not answering to your messages on Slack? You’re tired of all-hands meetings? Often, it does not take a huge investment into a new third-party platform to improve processes in your company. Simply improving the way you communicate…

In an excellent GDC talk from 2019 called “Everyone watching this is fired: Tips for game industry programmers”, Mike Acton gave incredibly helpful insight on what he obviously considers the best approach to solve technical problems. Even if his presentation was geared towards game…

From the user perspective, the programming language you are using to build your website does not make much of a difference. Provided that your code compiles down to HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, your users don’t care or even know if you’re using Wordpress, .NET, or React. However, from a developer…

Now more than ever, building a website that follows the guidelines of responsive design is critical. With the variety of electronic devices on the market, having a website that looks good on all screens will help you reach more users. Writing hacks in your code to detect if your user…

With time, it’s natural to forget that a web application means nothing without users. Development might focus on cosmetic changes or swapping technologies under the hood. However, without any substantial improvement for your users, the value of changing the layout of your website or breaking down a monolithic application is…

Iterating quickly is a strength when your engineers are experimenting with ideas. However, as soon as a project is taking off, it becomes vital to put best practices in place so that the code can stay maintainable. Why? Because the code that your engineers are writing in a rush today…

Once a website is ready and online, it might be tempting to simply let it be. The website serves its purpose and is updated from time to time. Nice and easy. However, the problem of a website is that it can not be left alone once it’s online. Why? Well…

“We’ll be here, every step of the way.” These re-assuring words, at the end of Andy Jassy’s keynote at re:Invent today, came after another avalanche of new AWS feature announcements. When I look at these services and tools that are already in preview or “generally available” (a phrase you generally…