We already know “What Are User Stories And Why You Should Be Writing Them”, so it’s time to actually learn how to write a good one. User Story Formula We can easily craft a short and simple formula that will represent the user’s mindflow: Based on a role: As a <role person> , I can […]
As a developer, you are familiar with a feeling that some functionalities or features in your project are absolutely useless, and the user is a loser. Well, we all did, and I suppose this misunderstanding between the developer, and the user is the foundation of poor product execution, and ultimately – failure. If you ever […]
What is Gatsby JS? GatsbyJS is an open-source React-based, GraphQL powered static site generator (SSG). In slightly more simple terms, this means that it combines the very best bits of React, Webpack, React-router, GraphQL, and other front-end tools, creating one single solution that web developers love to use. It uses precompilation features to build a […]
What is Accessibility and Web Accessibility? Accessibility is the degree to which an environment is usable by as many people as possible. Web Accessibility is the degree to which a website is usable by as many people as possible. We traditionally think of this as being about people with disabilities, but the practice of making […]
TypeScript 3.7 Arrived With Many Great Features Features: Optional Chaining Nullish Coalescing Assertion Functions Better Support for never-Returning Functions –declaration and –allowJs (More) Recursive Type Aliases The useDefineForClassFields Flag and The declare Property Modifier Build-Free Editing with Project References Uncalled Function Checks Flatter Error Reporting // @ts-nocheck in TypeScript Files Semicolon Formatter Option Website and […]
Not long ago, Facebook introduced Concurrent Mode (on the day of writing this article it is still experimental). Concurrent Mode has been built with user and development experience in mind, but this time it looks like it really has a lot to offer, and is about to be a huge step forward for React. There […]
If you have a project in the version older than React Native 0.61, you should probably start thinking about upgrading it to the latest one. However, this is not an easy task. I’ve spent quite a few days with ups and downs, trying many methods, but success seems far away. Luckily, I got there, and […]
In September we had a great opportunity to meet Edinburgh for one of the most interesting front-end conferences in the world! Finch Front-End Conference! The agenda was quite long, but I will bring out more details from the speeches I loved the most and learned the most. To see the full agenda, go to Finch […]
Few words about React If your still not yet fully familiar with React, it is so far the hottest and the most wanted JavaScript framework, that enables you to build highly performant and extremely user-friendly interfaces. Facebook released React as open-source in 2013. Since then the popularity of the framework was just emerging. Many big […]
We’re constantly faced with industry-specific jargon that does a darn good job at scaring pretty much anyone who’s not familiar with the world of IT. As a company, however, we’re always trying to find ways to bridge the gap between the world of development and what our clients do. This week we’re going to be […]