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Growing as Makers • May 19, 2018

Three Ways to Build Up New Teammates as a Technical Mentor

The best way to help someone come up to speed in skills and methodologies is to work directly with them, side-by-side. Pair programming is the perfect chance to nudge people into g
Developer Tools • May 18, 2018

Six Editor Features You Shouldn’t Live Without

When it comes to my choice of editor, I'm a nomad. I'm always switching around based on the needs of my current project. But I've found a few essential editor features I can't live
Web Apps • May 17, 2018

Azure Functions in F# (For Real)

Maybe someday Visual Studio will include support for Azure Functions in F#, but for now it’s possible to get there by adapting the C# Azure Function template.
Exploratory Testing • May 16, 2018

More Ways to Test – Testing Error Conditions

When you user makes a mistake (and they will), how does your app cope? Here are 5 examples of common ways users make mistakes.
Web Apps • May 15, 2018

Extending the Heroku Timeout in Node.js

It's possible to extend the default Heroku 30 second timeout by sending meaningless bytes back to the client. This post shows how to do so using Node.js / Express middleware.
Web Apps, TypeScript • May 14, 2018

Type-Safe Object Merging (TypeScript 2.8 Edition)

Using some of the new features in TypeScript 2.8, I've figure out how to implement typing when merging objects.
Growing as Makers • May 13, 2018

Providing Guidance as a Seasoned Maker

The experience and wisdom you've gained during your career is invaluable to junior makers. There are many ways you can leverage your experience to help your team grow and mature.
UX/Design Practices • May 11, 2018

When’s the Best Time to User Test? A Case Study

Which gives you the optimal feedback from users — a clickable prototype with visual design or a simplified implementation of the app?
Business Practices • May 10, 2018

Onboard New Clients Like New Employees to Start Projects Off Right

Before you simply drop the client right into the mix, invest some time in the relationship between your new client and their team. Think about what they need to know. Listen to the
Project & Team Management • May 09, 2018

When Is a Story Done? Three Criteria to Decide

Done is straightforward, clear-cut. It's absolute. So, when we talk about user stories being done, why is it so difficult to agree on a definition?
Developer Tools • May 08, 2018

Modifying Your Git History? Here Are a Few Things to Think About

Avoiding lost code is one of the major benefits of version control, so using Git features that might cause data loss should only be done with careful consideration.
Web Apps • May 07, 2018

Avoid Careless Production Mistakes with Custom Scripts

While you might not be able to prevent accidentally ruining data in production, you can put up roadblocks to reduce the risk. Consider writing custom scripts to avoid making those
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