Our story about a trip to this year’s WWDC 2018.
Learn this few tricks to help you quickly creating environment for your dockerized apps.
Are you really ready for a change in your IT project?
I had a great opportunity to fly to California this month & visit Mountain View to see how Google I/O conference looks in real life. The most interesting stuff was happening inside differently themed tents. Here is what I saw there. During the Google I/O 2018, in nine tents, everyone
If you work in a big IT company you’re most likely in a distributed team setup. With that comes many challenges and minimizing obvious drawbacks of working across different locations is not an easy task. What is also not easy is recording of podcast live, in front of over 150
In the final part of our series, it’s time to set up end-to-end / integration testing environment & ensure that we’re ready to check the quality of our work.
Sometimes, as a software engineer, you need to quickly adapt & learn a new technology or framework. There are many ways of doing so, and we’re analyzing which of them work best.
Most of the projects are using some data that needs to be treated with extra care. Like client secrets, ids, API keys, or, for Android, necessary keystore file. This data is sometimes stored in the repository for convenience and sometimes kept out (gitignored) and passed between developers.
Operating a distributed software development team is like investing in stocks: It can give huge rewards, but also carries risks. Here are 10 lessons to increase the chance for high returns.
In the fourth episode of Beyond the Code we’re looking at interns & the checklist you should go through before organizing internship in your company.
Dealing with GDPR is not an easy task for any software engineer, including Android Developers. In order to ensure that projects I’m working in are ready for the new privacy policy, I’ve followed the road of migration from Fabric to Firebase.
Third episode of our Beyond the Code podcast covers topic of career development.