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(Forge) Bridge over troubled water

(Forge) Bridge over troubled water

When we used to think about the process of going from digital design to a fully functional webpage, the word “handoff” frequently came up…
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John Price
Why and how we migrated from Mocha to Jest as our client-side test runner

Why and how we migrated from Mocha to Jest as our client-side test runner

Building reliable and scalable services and applications takes skills and dedication, and we have always had the best intention when…
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Xifeng Jin
Traditions — Sprint Reviews

Traditions — Sprint Reviews

Teams all over the world demo their products everyday. Engineering teams, marketing teams, product design teams, a picture speaks a…
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Showie
Engineering Traditions

Engineering Traditions

Lately I’ve been thinking a lot about traditions in engineering. Why engineering teams do the things they do. In life, we are members of…
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Showie
Planning Harry’s 2019 Hackathon

Planning Harry’s 2019 Hackathon

In December of 2019 Harry’s held its annual Hackathon. The two-day event has become a much-adored tradition that enables us to live some…
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Showie
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
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