Robots are inherently interesting. Generally, they let you use programming to physically interact with the world around you. And we’ve all probably seen the Boston Dynamics robots running, jumping, doing flips, etc. What else is exciting (and slightly less terrifying)?…
Original dynamic websites relied heavily on server side rendering. There weren’t great ways to attack client side interaction besides issuing a new GET request. ActiveX and Flash started gaining traction as ways to make a highly interactive program on your…
What does it take to write good code? Why can no one seem to write it well? You’ve probably had some ticket that you were working on where you had to decipher someone else’s code. Jumping between methods, classes, and…
I interned at my first and current job. I was tasked with working on one of the internal tools that the team uses to manage various resources and assets for our platform. Being new to “corporate software development,” I was…
There are so many frameworks to pick from when starting on a project. And what do you get when you search on which framework to use? Half the people say that framework A is bad and B is good, the…
Maintaining High Availability is a hot topic, and for good reason. If your service goes down in production, you block people from accessing your service and negatively impact your uptime guarantees. One of the obvious solutions to high availability is…
Writing flexible code is a never ending battle between getting features out on time, keeping code readable, and making it expandable. It easy in crunch time to rush a feature and code things strictly to get the product out, but…