Streamline the code review process — for yourself and the reviewer Photo by Roman Synkevych on Unsplash You’re sitting looking at the pull-request (PR) creation page, have you done everything you can to make the PR a Read Full
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The 5 Programming Language Least Prone to Bugs
Hint: They’re more expressive and type-safe, adopt immutability, and have great concurrency support Photo by Markus Orth on Unsplash Bugs usually occur when there’s a mismatch between what we expect the program to do versus how the Read Full
The 7 Traits of a Rock Star React Developer
Habits that make the difference Photo by Danial Igdery on Unsplash Getting the job done is the most important thing in software development. But how do you separate yourself from others? Well, from my experience, I can Read Full
6 Actions That Companies Should Take To Support Women in Tech
International Women’s Day is around the corner. Let’s look forward to a change Photo by Christina @ wocintechchat.com on Unsplash. As an advocate for women in technology — and being a woman in technology myself — I Read Full
Everything You Need to Know About React Component Life Cycles
A component mounts when it’s created inside a constructor with its props and state initialized. This is when it’s first placed in the DOM — that is, when it’s rendered for the first time. In this phase, Read Full
Implementing AsyncStorage in React Native
Build smart asynchronous apps Photo by Ferenc Almasi on Unsplash. AsyncStorage is a very important piece when it comes to building React Native applications. You may ask, “What is AsyncStorage?” It is a way to store data Read Full
Generalist or Specialist? Which One Should You Strive To Be as a Web Developer?
The dilemma most developers face Photo by James Sutton on Unsplash Should you learn backend development? Should you learn frontend development? Are you more of a full-stack kind of person? In this article, I will dive deeper Read Full
How To Set Up a Dependency Injection Framework With Dagger2 in Android
Before creating modules, we need to know which dependency objects we need in our Android components. For example, to make a network request, we need OkHttp and serialization dependency (Gson, Moshi, etc.) objects that help to create Read Full
How To Configure a Static IP for Your Serverless App
Sending your outbound Lambda traffic through a static IP address might sound difficult, but it’s easier than you think Photo by Amos from Stockphotos.com on Unsplash. Serverless is great. There, I said it. At this point, I’m Read Full
Why You Need To Be Careful With Objective-C Bridging in Swift
Be aware of custom types and upcasting Photo by Will H McMahan on Unsplash. Bridging to/from Objective-C is an important part of Swift development due to the Obj-C history of Apple’s platforms. Unfortunately, there are some hidden Read Full
How To Configure Multiple MongoDB Connectors in Spring Boot
Handle different MongoTemplates with the MongoDB 4.x driver Photo by AltumCode on Unsplash. There are plenty of online guides explaining how to configure a Spring Boot application that connects to multiple MongoDBs. The common approach was to Read Full
Load Testing WebSockets With k6
Using a built-in WebSocket client to test the performance of your server Image by the author Building on top of my previous article on k6, the topic for this article is on load testing WebSocket. Unlike HTTP, Read Full