How To Improve Test Coverage For Your Android App Using Mockito And Espresso

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July 25, 2018 — Frameworks such as Espresso and Mockito provide easy-to-use APIs that make writing tests for various scenarios easier. Let’s cover the fundamentals of testing and frameworks which developers can ... Read More…

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Mike Bluestein wrote

Using Google’s Flutter For Truly Cross-Platform Mobile Development

June 21, 2018 — Flutter makes building cross-platform mobile applications a breeze. This article introduces Flutter, compares it to other mobile development platforms, and shows how to use it to get started building apps. Read More…

Akhil Labudubariki wrote

Building A Central Logging Service In-House

May 30, 2018 — Without the right framework and tools, the debugging process can be a nightmare. In this article, Akhil Labudubariki walks through a number of steps and considerations his team made when developing their own in-house Central Logging Service (CLS) tool. Read More…

Nils Schütte wrote

Automating Your Feature Testing With Selenium WebDriver

April 12, 2018 — What is Selenium and how can it help you? Well, what if you were told that you could basically automate any task in your browser as if a real person were to execute it? Yes, you read that right. It is possible. Read More…

Joseph Zimmerman wrote

Creating Custom Inputs With Vue.js

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Nick Gauthier wrote

“Why We Didn’t Use A Framework” (Case Study)

May 17, 2017 — When we set out to build MeetSpace (a video conferencing app for distributed teams), we had a familiar decision to make: What’s our tech stack going to be? We gathered our requirements, reviewed our team’s skillset and ultimately decided to use vanilla JavaScript … Read More…

Jen Kramer wrote

Which Responsive Design Framework Is Best? Of Course, It Depends.

March 20, 2017 — In 2017, the question is not whether we should use a responsive design framework. Increasingly, we are using them. The question is which framework should we be using, and why, and whether we should use the whole framework or just parts of it. With dozens of responsive design … Read More…

Alex Rudenko wrote

Building A Server-Side Application With Async Functions and Koa 2

August 18, 2016 — One of the upcoming features of JavaScript that I especially like is the support for asynchronous functions. In this article, I would like to show you a very practical example of building a server-side application using Koa 2, a new version of the web framework, which relies … Read More…

Ivan Shubin wrote

The Art Of Layout Testing With Galen Framework

June 16, 2016 — When designing a graphical user interface, there is always an open question: How do we automate testing for it? And how do we make sure the website layout stays responsive and displays correctly on all kinds of devices with various resolutions? Add to this the complications … Read More…

David Berner wrote

Battling BEM CSS: 10 Common Problems And How To Avoid Them

June 1, 2016 — Whether you’ve just discovered BEM or are an old hand (in web terms anyway!), you probably appreciate what a useful methodology it is. If you don’t know what BEM is, I suggest you read about it on the BEM website before continuing with this post, because I’ll be using terms … Read More…