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Python Tips & Tricks: 3 hacks for starting a Tesla factory

Python Tips & Tricks: 3 hacks for starting a Tesla factory

In this blog post I would like to show you 3 Python tricks that prove that Python is awesome. Imagine you are the boss of a cool car…
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Aitor Ruano
iOS Guide: Unit testing business logic with RIBs and Sourcery

iOS Guide: Unit testing business logic with RIBs and Sourcery

For iOS projects at Elements, we use Uber’s RIBs architecture to do unit testing. Read this guide to find out how…
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Marco Driessen
Let’s pay some attention to the man behind the curtain: the Land of SysAdmins.

Let’s pay some attention to the man behind the curtain: the Land of...

We’re here to provide tools, shelter, 24/7 customer service hotline and occasional entertainment. All of this enables our innovative…
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V
Guide: Creating a Cocoapod using Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile library

Guide: Creating a Cocoapod using Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile library

How to configure a KMM library for use in production.
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Wouter V
Building an iOS and Android app in React Native — The benefits for businesses

Building an iOS and Android app in React Native — The benefits for ...

React Native is a framework written in JavaScript that can create an iOS and Android mobile applications with one code base, shared by…
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Megan Callenbach
The secret is in the process. How we bring quality code to our customers’ applications.

The secret is in the process. How we bring quality code to our customers’ applications.

It’s like baking an egg: the right kitchen supplies, testing, adding salt, monitoring and serve them to the customers when they are done!
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Aitor Ruano
Starting a new job from home

Starting a new job from home

Marco started his job as a Developer from his own home. You can read all about his onboarding and first weeks as a Developer at Elements.
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Marco Driessen
Jetpack Compose, future of Android’s UI?

Jetpack Compose, future of Android’s UI?

Research and adoption of new tools
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Jeffrey de Looff
Why our team is not yet switching to Adobe Xd.

Why our team is not yet switching to Adobe Xd.

A critical in-depth look at the improved Adobe Xd.
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Remco Bakker
A day of inspiration at the Stedelijk Museum

A day of inspiration at the Stedelijk Museum

Last friday the design team took a couple of hours from work and visited the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam to get inspired by all the quality…
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Remco Bakker
Cupcakes, code & unicorns

Cupcakes, code & unicorns

On Saturday 22nd of June, Elements office hosted the first Almere edition of Django Girls, a free programming workshop for women.
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Henrieta Harcarikova
Load Testing and Optimizing a Business-Critical Application

Load Testing and Optimizing a Business-Critical Application

Lessons learned from the StembureauApp
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Gerard Puig
How Elements Helps Democracy in the Netherlands

How Elements Helps Democracy in the Netherlands

Running smoother elections with the StembureauApp
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Wouter ten Brink
Docker Application Packages in a Nutshell

Docker Application Packages in a Nutshell

Exploring docker-app
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Alexander Akhmetov
Building an Optimised E2E Flow System with Cypress

Building an Optimised E2E Flow System with Cypress

This time I’m going to focus on the approach my team took while building the E2E testing system for a project we have been working on.
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Luis Miguel Fernández
Takeaways from DevOps World 2018 — Part II

Takeaways from DevOps World 2018 — Part II

This is my second post that is inspired by my visit to DevOps World 2018. My first post was about Continuous Deployment using Jenkins and…
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Mattias Sluis
Takeaways from DevOps World 2018 — Part I

Takeaways from DevOps World 2018 — Part I

Continuous deployment using Jenkins and Kubernetes
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Mattias Sluis
API Request Signing in Django (2)

API Request Signing in Django (2)

Adding a permission layer
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Ahmed Hosny
Is asyncio too hard to use? Try Trio!

Is asyncio too hard to use? Try Trio!

I’m working in a project with asyncio and aiohttp and sometimes it is confusing and difficult to test. This year I went to EuroPython 2018…
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Jordi Bagot
Adventures of an iOS developer in Python

Adventures of an iOS developer in Python

A dive into properties, descriptors, decorators, annotations and metaclasses
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Oleksandr Berezhnyi
A green internship at Elements Interactive

A green internship at Elements Interactive

Hi, I am Nienke, 16 years old and a VMBO-T student at Clusius College. Clusius College is a "green school", meaning next to general…
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Wouter ten Brink
API request signing in Django

API request signing in Django

This article is intended to give you insights in request signing and how to implement it in the Django Framework. This article assumes…
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Ahmed Hosny
Memory management in Swift

Memory management in Swift

Recently I was having a hard time tracking down a bug that was the cause of performance problems in the app I was working on. It took me a…
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Kaira Diagne
How the world of front-end development changed in just three years

How the world of front-end development changed in just three years

Three years ago I worked on a big Angular project, which took like six months to finish. Nowadays I only maintain this project and maybe…
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Stoyan Delev
Diving into GraphQL and Neo4j with Python

Diving into GraphQL and Neo4j with Python

GraphQL has been a pretty hot topic lately and after attending PyCon Nove (which was amazing) and watching a few talks about GraphQL and…
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Charles David
How to improve the performance of your iOS app

How to improve the performance of your iOS app

Having a smooth and responsive application is one of those requirements that is not always easy to face. In this article, which is mostly…
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Alessandro Francucci
You are never done securing your software

You are never done securing your software

Digesting Ying Li’s PyCon 2018 keynote speech
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Fabrizio Scandola
React.Amsterdam 2018

React.Amsterdam 2018

On Friday the 13th (oeh) I visited React Amsterdam. After arriving at the Amsterdam Central Station I only had to wait a few minutes for…
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Jeffrey de Looff
Forging juniors at Elements Part V

Forging juniors at Elements Part V

At Elements we are eager to get the best talent, so a few years ago we launched our own junior training program — a.k.a. the Elements…
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Zlatan Kazlagic
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