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Applying Lessons from Learning a Foreign Language to Software Development

Going from humanities to STEM was a challenge. However, there were lessons I learned from studying a foreign language that apply to software development.

Pavan Policherla Software Consultant and Developer at Atomic Object Chicago. Committed to delivering sensical solutions with the appropriate technology. Keeper of a hundred different hobbies.

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Development Practices • Aug 28

Get Real-Time Updates With Server-Sent Events

There are many ways to implement real-time updates to a web browser. Server-Sent Events (SSE) is a simple way to push updates to the browser.

Development Practices • Aug 23

Useful Tools for Facilitating Planning Poker Estimation

Planning Poker provides an engaging way for the team to discuss implementation approaches and build consensus around the effort involved.

Developer Tools • Aug 14

Free Your Git – Make Better Use of the Terminal

Using Git in the terminal improves Git understanding and expressivity, reduces IDE reliance, and provides a better developer experience.

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An Effective Healthcare IoT Project Requires a Different Approach: A slightly blurry background image of a person taking a reading off of medical device. There are icons of a doctor, a patient, a medical chart, and a wireless signal connected by a dotted circle.

IoT

An Effective Healthcare IoT Project Requires a Different Approach.

Most healthcare IoT projects are productivity tools. They’re measured differently so they need a different set of rules for defining value.

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Author Louie Berwanger talks to a co-worker. Post title: Test DynamoDB with Jest Shelf

Test Driven Development

Test DynamoDB with Jest Shelf

Test Your Software or Your Users Will

Test Driven Development

Test Your Software or Your Users Will

How to Write Cypress Tests That Don't Suck

Test Driven Development

How to Write Cypress Tests That Don’t Suck

Following best practices can significantly reduce the friction for end-to-end testing. Here's how to write Cypress tests that don't suck.

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