Connecting with tech communities across Europe for more than a decade.
A "zero to hero" DevOps mentality leaves people chasing perfection and FOMO. Why prioritizing people over automation, deploying less and sleeping better, can be the right call.
One app is easy to automate; add components, infrastructure and teams and you're lost. How many pipelines and repos do you need? Criteria to slice your pipelines without spaghettifying them.
Monitoring tools drown you in information. Building a microservice architecture visualization with d3.js and live monitoring, then watching your architecture dance in real time.
Monitoring tools drown you in information. Building a microservice architecture visualization with d3.js and live monitoring, then watching your architecture dance in real time.
Cloud architectures are organic and grow complex as teams scale. Combining d3.js visualization and monitoring to focus less on technical detail and more on what matters — people.
JavaScript's quirks make CI/CD tricky. What do you compile, when, and where? A look at full-stack JS pipelines and the common challenges. We'll laugh and cry.
From English teacher to self-taught designer, full-stack developer and architect — no IT degree required. The path is paved with passion, risk and life's curveballs.
Frontend developers already think in events, async and state, which makes them natural microservices builders. A full-stack JS upload service shows the messaging patterns that matter.
Bulletproof responsive email isn't as hard as you think, and the right programming workflow matters just as much. How I use Ruby to do it.
Email outlives every hyped successor, like a cockroach. It's also your most personal channel — tried-and-true techniques for bulletproof, responsive email HTML.
Most sites are responsive; their emails aren't. Taming finicky email clients to build HTML emails that work on mobile.
As the web matured into an industry, so did our roles. Lessons from in-house life on leveraging marketing and analytics to grow into a seasoned web professional.
Great UX is a team effort. Using HTML5, CSS3 and jQuery to collaborate in the browser — and dissolve the designer-vs-developer friction.