2020 has been officially announced as a year of Community Creators. Being a member of a social media group is just not enough anymore. I dedicate this article to all the planning necessary to organize a Technology Meetup.
Change is inevitable. With the constant development of programming, new technologies emerge and companies that want to stay on top need to keep up with them. This is why the problem of how to introduce new technologies to the company and encourage developers to start using them appears.
This article aims to tell the story of mature Ember.js projects, take you behind the scenes, possibly help you to deal with long-term projects with the team. As a background to the main story, let me use a classic movie from the 70s - ‘Alien’ - directed by Ridley Scott.
What can be changed in Ember to make its users even more content when working with it? In this short publication, I will try to present a few ideas, which in 2018 could help the development (and further growth) of this tool.
In this article, I would like to share my tips on how to improve your Github repository so basically, how to give it some ‘steroids’. I will cover aspects like using templates, coverage report in Github projects and packages, how to improve the CI build speed and finally, how to better document your code.
What is the concept of Hackathon, why is it worth considering and what are the benefits Hackathon can bring to you and your company? In this article, I will share with you my experiences connected with organizing and bringing the event to life — from the very first concept to the big day itself and the final stage, right after Hackathon — in order to make your hard work pay off.
I’ve been using EmberJS on a daily basis for over a year now. In this short article, I will focus on some benefits of choosing the EmberJS framework as a tool for building a single-page application (SPA). I will mostly describe business advantages of that choice rather than technical benefits.
Everything started with the idea of making web applications simpler and easier. It was David Heinermaier Hansson who put forward his concept and found other enthusiasts who, as the Rail Coreteam, created and expanded the Ruby on Rails Framework, a powerful development platform today.
