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The Spooky Reduce Function

The Spooky Reduce Function

“Reducing” an array seems to be one of those things that many engineers struggle with at first. So much so that they tend to avoid…
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Tomas Barry
Don’t write inline JavaScript in Embedded Ruby (ERB)

Don’t write inline JavaScript in Embedded Ruby (ERB)

Embedded Ruby, referred to as ERB from here on out, is a templating language based on Ruby. ERB allows for a developer to create a document…
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Tomas Barry
How to make your SASS readable for the humans who actually read it

How to make your SASS readable for the humans who actually read it

If you’re a front-end developer like me, you probably find yourself writing a fair bit of CSS from time to time.
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James Bovis
Redux Principles — Approaching a Problem

Redux Principles — Approaching a Problem

At Butternut, we are big fans of Redux. We have been using it in our product-focused teams for a number of years. There are many different…
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Tomas Barry
Flow Principles — Using opaque types

Flow Principles — Using opaque types

If you want to go straight to the source and read the docs on opaque types in Flow you can do so here. This article will discuss how you…
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Tomas Barry
Building a bottom navigation bar for iPhone X/XS/XR

Building a bottom navigation bar for iPhone X/XS/XR

How the env() CSS property allowed us to build a touch-friendly, sticky bottom navigation bar for all types of screen sizes and devices.
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James Bovis
Celebrating 1 Year at Butternut Box. An Engineers perspective.

Celebrating 1 Year at Butternut Box. An Engineers perspective.

A look back at some of the best memories and personal development I’ve ever had in the workplace.
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James Bovis
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