https://unsplash.com/photos/eWw2BKvKX_0 Whiteboard interviews get a lot of negative press for being ‘unfair’ or ‘not real-world scenarios’. They put candidates on the spot, away from their comfort zones. Countless articles, comments, posts, and tweets declare the irrationality of the process. The thing is, this is the point. The whiteboard phase usually occurs […]
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So recently I wrote a post on why a developer might use an iPad Pro as an at home machine. Today, I’m going to elaborate on how I’m actually using it day to day. So there is not much you can do locally Realistically, as a local dev environment there really is […]
Lets GIT Going… This is a two part series on GIT and GitHub, → GIT-Good Part-A: Hello GitHub GIT-Good Part-B: In Git we trust! You are currently reading the Part A in which we will talk about the basics of GIT and GitHub, if you are already familiar with the basics, […]
Let me make a wild guess… You have encountered some code in Kotlin that is using some third-party library. The API that the library provides is one or a few static methods. And you want to test some code using these static methods. It is painful. You are not sure how […]
Foreword maybe? Hi, Let me first introduce myself and purpose of this series. I am Ashika, currently in Seattle, WA. I am an iOS developer and launched my very first app called “SoruTime” recently on the app store. I did my MBA and was working for Goldman Sachs for around 10 months […]
Photo by Stanley Dai on Unsplash Now, better than ever, technology has become one of the most fundamental parts for innovation in all the industries. This resulted in a huge demand for programmers and developers all over the globe. The beauty of technology is that, it is very accessible, so… YOU […]
“Always code as if the guy who ends up maintaining your code will be a violent psychopath who knows where you live” Ever wondered what we really mean by etiquettes why were they made and why are they necessary in our daily lives? Okay, I’am about to give a small lecture, please […]
This is a follow up to “The grand lifecycle of a small product change” which covers our design process for this feature. Purple boards can be pretty heavy in the DOM — we’re loading all of your documents, designs, prototypes, and tasks on a single project board. But this also means that we […]
Almost any website you visit today is protected by HTTPS. If yours isn’t yet, it should be. Securing your server with HTTPS also means that you can’t send requests to this server from one that isn’t protected by HTTPS. This poses a problem for developers who use a local development […]
You have firmly decided that you want to learn to create applications for Android using Kotlin. You are super motivated to create your first application. Or are you? If only it were that simple. There is that lingering feeling in your heart: “Perhaps learning iOS is better?” Were you thinking about […]