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How Stripe Designs Beautiful Websites This article goes over some tips and tricks Stripe uses when designing websites.
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In The Works – Amazon Aurora Serverless I am very excited about this product; it seems perfect for hobby projects.
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VS Code Can Do That?
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Learn Async/Await by Example If you haven’t yet learned how to use JavaScripts async and await keywords it is worth it.
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5 React 16 Features You Can’t Live Without This is a nice runthrough of some of the most important updates that came with the latest version of React.
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I’ve been using Bootstrap v4 in a project I am working on for a friend.
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Ten Extras for Great API Documentation Good APIs and API documentation are hard.
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I worked at Interactive Intelligence before before it was acquired by Genesys and IT had put a custom lock screen image on all the Macs.
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Impress Your Friends With Code Splitting in React Webpack can make code splitting very easy, and if you are building a React application with create-react-app webpack has already been setup for you.
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Choosing between names and identifiers in URLs Do you use permanent ids in URLs or do you use the name of something, even though it can change?
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React, Inline Functions, and Performance This is a good article to read if you have an interest in React, or if you care about application performance.
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I’m currently working on an application for a friend to help him with his business.
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Scaling the GitLab database GitLab makes use of PostgreSQL and started out with a single database server plus replica.
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The Ten Essentials for Good API Documentation Good API documentation is something that sounds easy in theory, but is actually difficult.
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On-Demand Environments With Docker and AWS ECS This is a long article, but it is a step-by-step set of instructions on how to get a docker environment running on AWS with deployments and all.
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Partitioning Behavior of DynamoDB This is part 3 of a 3 part series about DynamoDB.
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Making the Google Developers Documentation Style Guide Public Google has made their style guide for documentation public.
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Accessibility Testing with pa11y Accessibility testing can be a painful process, and it is easy to miss things.
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Understanding Failure Modes in Message and Event-based Systems Error handling is exactly a fun topic, but dealing with errors and failure modes is a necessary part of development.
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I’ve used Knockout.js quite a bit, I was looking at some code and come across an interesting situation.
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APIs as infrastructure: future-proofing Stripe with versioning Stripe’s main product is payment processing, something you can’t afford to break for your clients.
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I ran into something today with cloud-init that lead to a bit of a deep dive and I thought I’d share what I found.
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Choosing the Right Features with Kano Model The Kano Model is a tool that helps prioritize features based on how users perceive the feature.
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Building A Simple AI Chatbot With Web Speech API And Node.js New services are popping up all the time, especially around AI.
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This was a bit of a light week in regards to articles I found, but here is what I have.
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URLs are UI The URLs for pages on your site actually do matter.
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GPU.js Browsers have been pushing boundaries for a while.
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MySQL Infrastructure Testing Automation at GitHub GitHub’s MySQL databases are critical to the functioning of their site and service.
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What I’ve Learned Over 5 Years as a Software Developer This is a nice article going over some lessons the author has learned thus far in their career as a developer.
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CSS vs.
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Documenting Architecture Decisions Have you ever joined a new team or begun working on a new project only to have no idea why things were done the way they were?
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Spellbook of Modern Web Dev This is an amazing collection of links with resources for both frontend and backend web development.
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Hacker, Hack Thyself You hear a lot about security breaches in the news, and as a developer you should hope that your product is never mentioned in one.
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GitHub’s CSP journey If you’re interested in web application security this is a good read.
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Mavo I don’t know that Mavo is going to take off, but it is interesting.
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Design Better Data Tables There are small features that can be added to tables of data that make them far easier to use.
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I’ve been working on a project for a friend, making him a tool to help him manage his BigCommerce store.
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A11Y Style Guide Accessibility isn’t very fun, but it is a necessary task when designing a site.
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Upgrade your SSH keys!
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Understanding Stacked Bar Charts: The Worst Or The Best?
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Client-side DSP library utilizing the power of WebAssembly The repo has a link to a video editor the author made to show the library being used.
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Article Roundup - Week of 4/10/2017 Tippy.js Decent looking tooltips in JS are a pain.
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BitTorrent Sync (BT Sync) is a tool that can be used to synchronize files between devices using peer-to-peer (P2P), technology.
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For the past three or four work days I have been trying to find a memory leak in a Windows Service we created that is used to synchronize data between two systems on a nightly basis.
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Sending an e-mail from a workflow is ServiceNow is very easy.
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I recently ran into a problem when using Record Producers.
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Disclaimer: This post will have absolutely nothing to do with programming Last month I took part in an event called GORUCK Light.
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If you’re working in ServiceNow, depending upon where what you need to do you may run into objects ServiceNow gives you access to but doesn’t document.
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At work we came across an interesting issue when dealing with ServiceNow this week.
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Last week a newletter went out that I had never heard of.