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UX/Design Practices • Mar 22, 2016

Technology: More than a Constraint for User-Centered Design

Software design that ignores the technical landscape is bound to be wrecked by constraints or miss key opportunities to leverage tools and paradigms.

Web Apps • Mar 21, 2016

Bye-Bye, Sinon – Hello, testdouble

A review of testdouble.js, a new alternative to Sinon as a test mocking library in JavaScript.

Culture • Mar 19, 2016

Justin Kulesza on Containerization, the Appeal of Variety, and Building a Reputation as an Expert

Atomic's Justin Kulesza on containerization, the appeal of variety, and building a reputation as an expert.

Web Apps • Mar 15, 2016

4 Types of APIs and When to Use Them

Four types of servers, each behaving differently in order to suit a specific need and provide particular tools.

Business Practices • Mar 14, 2016

How We Practice Open-Book Management at Atomic

Because we share so much through open-books mgmt., Atoms are happier, managers are more motivated, and the whole company runs smarter and better.

Exploratory Testing • Mar 13, 2016

The Day the F Went Missing

A few weeks ago, I was reading the latest Spin post and noticed that the "f" was missing from the word "find."

Android Development • Mar 10, 2016

Automating an Android Instrumentation Test Run

An example of how to script everything needed to run Android Instrumentation Tests from the command line.

Business Practices • Mar 09, 2016

Avoiding Bias in our Job Interviews with Scripts & Personas

A biased interview process can keep you from hiring awesome team members. We're taking action to cut the potential for harmful bias from our interviews.

Growing as Makers • Mar 08, 2016

On the Importance of an Open Mind in Software Development

I don’t believe in silver bullets. No technique or technology is right in all circumstances.

Project & Team Management • Mar 04, 2016

Negotiating Your Project Management/Development Approach with Clients

For example, if the client can't make decisions quickly, maybe reworking your Scrum process to make room for blocked stories could mitigate some risk.

Business Practices • Mar 02, 2016

Writing a Gender-Neutral Job Description for Developers

Women and men tend to have different ways of communicating, and many software job descriptions are unconsciously aimed at men.

Growing as Makers • Feb 27, 2016

My First Month as a Software Developer

I liked being able to jump between tutorials and real-world scenarios. I was able to use the concepts I learned and try to apply them to my team's project.