Capgemini Engineering

In a previous article on this blog, I talked about why code review is a good idea, and some aspects of how to conduct them. This time I want to dig deeper into the practicalities of reviewing code, and mention a few things to watch out for.

Like many other people, I fell into a lead developer role, mainly because I found myself part of a team that had no leader. The idea of self-organising teams makes a lot of sense to me, but I think that…

After such a positive experience at the Lead Developer conference last year, as soon as I saw this year’s announcement, I saved the date and started writing the email to get my company to pay for the ticket. Thankfully…

I’ve just come back from Smashing Conference in Barcelona and first of all, I have to thank the organisers and speakers for a great event.

Secondly, I must apologise for the terribly predictable (for British people of a certain age) title…

Along with some of my colleagues in the Digital Platforms team, I recently took a tour of the London lab of Capgemini’s Applied Innovation Exchange. The AIE is a series of facilities around the world giving Capgemini and our clients a space to explore emerging technologies…

With the recent release of the ‘The State of JavaScript’ the clear big gainer of 2016 is ReactJS. So what’s all the fuss about? I’m going to look at the two big boys in the front end space. Angular and React!

The Fairy Tale

First I wrote about the different type of services you can run in a Kubernetes cluster.