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The Forge: Harry’s approach to the multi-brand component library

The Forge: Harry’s approach to the multi-brand component library

Most component libraries share an origin story. If a company wants to scale, its applications need to start sharing code.
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Mae Capozzi
How We Used Gatsby.js to Build a Blazing Fast E-Commerce Site

How We Used Gatsby.js to Build a Blazing Fast E-Commerce Site

How we used Gatsby.js to build a statically-generated, highly-performant e-commerce site.
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Mae Capozzi
Creating a Typography System With React and styled-components

Creating a Typography System With React and styled-components

An Iterative Journey
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Jacy Clare
Why We Migrated Our Engineering Blog From Jekyll to Medium

Why We Migrated Our Engineering Blog From Jekyll to Medium

When we first launched the Harry’s Engineering Blog back in October of 2013, it was a custom Jekyll application hosted with GitHub Pages…
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Tim Brown
An on-demand high-powered Jupyter notebook server

An on-demand high-powered Jupyter notebook server

Harry’s Analytics used Docker and AWS CloudFormation to provision a remote Jupyter notebook server for training machine learning models…
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Andrea Heyman
Atomic Increment/Decrement operations in SQL and fun with locks

Atomic Increment/Decrement operations in SQL and fun with locks

SQL supports atomic increment and decrement operations on numeric columns. The “trick” is to use an update query following a specific…
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pierre jambet
Matching Cities for Small Sample Experiments

Matching Cities for Small Sample Experiments

We use a generalized form of propensity score matching to determine which characteristics of a city are most relevant to us for an…
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Michael Kaminsky
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