Shipping Deno on Fly.io using Buildpacks
2 We really like Deno at Fly. It really is a better Node and we’d love people to build more with it. Our plan? “Let’s…
Why you should limit JavaScript — and how to do it
0 This article was written by Zach Briggs, Senior Developer and JavaScript Practice Lead with UX design and custom software company Table XI I’ve been … Read more
Microservices Series #4: Beware the monolith
0 This article is the fourth in a series of posts by Richard Rodger on the subject of the microservices architecture. It first appeared on NodeCrunch, … Read more
Don’t destroy your dev team by growing
0 This article is part of a series on Tech Hiring and Team Building by Amir Yasin. It first appeared on Medium. “We’ve got a huge … Read more
Microservices Series #3: Enterprise software development is broken
0 This article is the third in a series of posts by Richard Rodger on the subject of the microservices architecture. It first appeared on NodeCrunch, … Read more
What Agile project management taught me about content development
0 Back in the old days, when I started my career as a project manager at a textbook publisher, creating content was a waterfall process. … Read more
Teaching clients to adopt new technologies — even the ones they don’t understand
0 It’s never pleasant to tell a client no. It’s even less fun to tell them they need to spend money on something they hadn’t … Read more
Getting started with Redux using the Mullet Stack
0 Intro and Installation This article will offer a refresher on Redux and instructions on how to use it with the Mullet Stack. To understand … Read more
Microservices Series #2: The state of enterprise software (analytical evidence)
0 This article is the second in a series of posts by Richard Rodger on the subject of the microservices architecture. It first appeared on NodeCrunch, … Read more
How to avoid bad tech hires
0 This article is part of a series on Tech Hiring and Team Building by Amir Yasin. It first appeared on Medium. Let’s be real. Interviews … Read more
Microservices Series #1: Microservices are software components that work
0 This article is the first in a series of posts by Richard Rodger on the subject of the microservices architecture. It first appeared on … Read more