A Style Guide for SQL Development and Data Analysis
A lot of people without technical backgrounds are learning SQL for data analysis or retrieving data from databases.
Web, UX, Development, Tech, Data, and Business
Web, UX, Development, Tech, Data, and Business
Category Development
Development
Code Chronicles: Embracing Change in Tech
Reflecting on the transient nature of code, changing landscapes, and the impact of technology's evolution on legacy projects.
The Full Stack Bootcamp Engineer
Before jumping into a Coding Bootcamp, understand that it is impossible to become an engineer in a matter of months.
The Concept of Recursion in JavaScript
One of the most important concepts in computer science for new developers to learn is recursion. We will see how it works with several small examples.
Factors that Influence a System’s Maintainability
Sometimes, even when the system is no longer relevant, it needs to be supported while a replacement is being built. Here, I would like to cover some factors that we need to account for, so we have a plan for system maintainability.
The Roles in the Scrum Team
I would like to discuss the roles within the Scrum Team and the responsibilities of each of the roles for people new to Scrum.
Animations Should Not Be the UX
Animations can enhance the user experience and how users feel when using the app. But the core goal for a user is accomplishing the task with ease.
Types of Software Maintenance
In the software life cycle, the longest stage of the application is maintenance. Once the software is developed, it will evolve over time because of changes in the market, business, or even the software itself.
What is Technical Debt?
Let us talk about technical debt which is something that developers face daily when deciding on the features or architecture of an application
The Dialog HTML Element
In the olden days, developers only have the luxury of alert, confirm, and prompt dialog boxes. Then, lightboxes which became popular around 15 years ago.
CSS Nesting Without Preprocessors
It has been more than a decade since developers decided to jump directly to a preprocessor for their CSS needs instead of pure CSS coding.
Context Switching and Productivity in Software Development
In most jobs, the expectations for software developers are that they must work in a fast-paced environment, should be able to juggle multiple tasks at once, and maintain the same level of productivity.