With Sari Morninghawk! Sari walks us through CSS best practices to help you keep your styles neat, tidy, and easy to maintain. If you couldn’t make it, check out the video below and make sure to sign up for our next workshop via Meetup!
Learn MoreThis post is another by InRhythm’s own Carl Vitullo. For the full, original post check out “Debugging Node without restarting processes” on hackernoon. Make sure to follow him on Twitter and in Reactiflux! I’m typically a frontend developer, but every now and then I find myself writing or maintaining some backend code. One of the most significant drawbacks I’ve encountered […]
Learn MoreThis post is another by InRhythm’s own Jack Tarantino. For the full post and additional links, check out the original “Frameworkless JavaScript Part 3: One-Way Data Binding” on his website. The following article is one in a series about writing client-focused JavaScript without the help of libraries and frameworks. It’s meant to remind developers that […]
Learn MoreThis post is another one by InRhythm’s own Carl Vitullo. For the full post and additional links, check out the original “Overly Defensive Programming” on his medium channel. I recently asked a coworker why a certain check was being done, and he answered with a shrug and said, “Just to be safe.” Over my career, I’ve seen […]
Learn MoreDevelopers tend to have opinions on style. If you’ve been in the industry for more than 15 minutes, you’ve at least heard about the arguments over spaces or tabs. And don’t even get me started on whether JavaScript needs semi-colons or not. That’s where automatic code formatting comes in. Sure, when you’re working alone on […]
Learn MoreFrom William: “NodeJs is the hottest topic in backend dev – but is still widely misunderstood. Without understanding and discipline, nodeJS begins to resemble a spooky spiderweb of unrealized good intentions.”
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