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Software Science • Jul 06, 2018

A Simple Introduction to Crossing Numbers of Graphs

The local crossing number of a drawing of a graph is the largest number of crossings on a single edge. The minimum local crossing in any drawing of a graph is the local crossing nu
Project & Team Management • Jul 05, 2018

Three Ways to Build Trust & Safety as a Team Leader

Teams are more effective when people trust each other and feel safe taking risks. As a team leader, there's a lot you can do to bring team members together and build a culture of s
Web Apps, TypeScript • Jul 04, 2018

Migrating an Ejected Create React App to TypeScript

Create React App gives you the ability to easily bootstrap a TypeScript app using the scripts-version option. But that only works for a brand new project. Here's a guide to migrati
Project & Team Management • Jul 03, 2018

If You Build It, Will They Use It? Assessing Your Client’s Change Management Readiness

Will the software you're building significantly change the way its users do their day-to-day jobs? Then your client has to think about technology change management — and so do you.
Web Apps • Jul 02, 2018

A JavaScript Object that Dynamically Returns Unknown Properties

When our test fixture complexity was getting out of control, we went looking for a solution that could keep our tests running with less effort required on our part. The JavaScript
Growing as Makers • Jun 30, 2018

Five Tips for Sharing a Project Retrospective with Your Whole Company

If your recent project taught you a lot, consider giving a company-wide project retrospective. Here are a few things to consider as you plan and present your findings.
Project & Team Management • Jun 29, 2018

Software Exposes People Problems that You Can’t Ignore

People problems present significantly more risk to a software project than the software itself. For example, if a new software system adds more work for users, but doesn't offer th
Web Apps • Jun 28, 2018

Creating Azure WebJobs in F#

Visual Studio doesn't currently offer a template for them, but it's totally possible to create WebJobs in F#. Here's how!
UX/Design Techniques • Jun 27, 2018

How to Bundle & Deliver Design Assets Properly

I’ve been fiddling with different ways to bundle up deliverables over the years, while simultaneously growing more frustrated with the state of design deliverables I’ve received fr
Evolving the Industry • Jun 26, 2018

Seven Influential and Inspirational Women in Tech

As the push for more women in tech continues, let's remember the countless inspirational women before us who have paved the road to success. Here’s a brief history of just a few of
Web Apps • Jun 25, 2018

Eliminate Circular Dependencies from Your JavaScript Project

While circular dependencies may not directly result in bugs, they will almost always have unintended consequences. There are node packages that look for circular dependencies, but
Growing as Makers • Jun 24, 2018

How to Mentor at a Student Hackathon & Why You Should Give it a Try

Mentoring at hackathons can also help you with a low-pressure environment to practice some of your skills, especially around debugging, brainstorming, mentoring (duh), and interact
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