Type Checking: A Necessity in Dynamic Development
When first learning about type checking, it can be easily seen as an unnecessary addition to an application. When it comes to dynamic languages, type checkers prove themselves invaluable in a rapid development setting, and in a multitude of ways. Once you see the benefits, it is difficult to keep from making it a common …
The Starter’s Guide to Redux: Part 3 – Refactor
Now that we have a working Redux app now, we should start looking at ways we can optimize our code, as well as take full advantage of redux. What we will cover in this last of the redux tutorial is how to take advantage of asynchronous actions, DRYing up our code, and controlling and accessing …
The Beginner’s Guide to Redux: Part 2 – Building the Redux App
After the first part of our Beginner’s Guide to Redux, we should have a good understanding of what we want to accomplish, as well as an idea of how we want to implement it within our application. So instead of going even deeper into Redux philosophy, why not spend this part focusing on the code? …
The Beginner’s Guide to Redux: Part 1
With many articles revolving around FP, they tend to be focused around redux being a part of the app’s foundation. With that, I would love to give any new-comers a great place to get started. In this 3 part guide, we will cover the react/redux concept, practices, and application, used when adding Redux to an …
Effective Bug Tracking with BugHerd
If you have ever used a bug tracker in your applications before, you probably remember an excruciating experience where you found yourself setting up a hosted tracker, and finding some way to offer it to your users. To make matters worse, you surely found yourself tasked with the dilemma of getting your users to even …
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