This is a three part article sharing how we developed a mobile app with Google’s…
This is a three part article sharing how we developed a mobile app with Google’s Flutter. Please read…
The challenge brought to us by the city municipality of Porto, as part of the European Commission…
Tomorrow we say goodbye to Michelle, our marketing intern, and we wish her luck on her future endeavours, although luck isn’t…
Like Barbara Mendes said in a previous publication, we’re currently developing Liga Portugal’s website. One of the most awesome features that we have, is the possibility to view the current week matches, standings and statistics, of the selected competition.
When I started developing for the web one of the tasks I dreaded the most was the slicing and exporting of all the images needed, particularly icons. I had to create several images for each icon: default, active, hover and disabled state and also specific images for different sizes.
We’re developing Liga Portugal’s website which loads a lot of data, so we needed to distract users while the content is loading. There was already a solution provided by facebook, slack, and many other applications that show animated placeholders.
Here at Bitmaker, we’re developing a complex website with a tight deadline and I just got stuck with a conundrum, select box…
I just spent 2+ hours trying to figure out why browser sync wasn’t connecting to my browser. Reinstalled npm packages, changed gulp tasks and finally got it. It was the tiniest detail: the <body> tag.
This week, Bitmaker’s Front-End Developer Barbara was invited to be a panellist for Hacker Paradise’s ‘Women in Tech’ talk. She, amongst other women in the tech industry, shared their experiences of what it’s like to be a woman in this field.
