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A collection of 23 posts

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Case Study - Self Service Migration to the Cloud

How Eurotours manages to migrate their legacy landscape to the cloud with Codesphere - without any DevOps experts.

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Back to the roots: advantages to static web development

Should there be a trend back to basic static website development? In our opinion absolutely. Learn why we decided to go this route.

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Fresh – Is this new Javascript framework the Node-killer

The time has come once again to evaluate a new Javascript framework…but wait. This isn’t your run of the mill React clone with slight variations promising to change everything. Fresh is a Deno-based web framework that sends no javascript to the client by default. All of the bulk

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When is Web Tracking Ethical?

Privacy is without doubt THE issue developers are going to need to grapple with this century. As web developers, we have the ability to collect information to an extent that was previously unfathomable. In many cases, the data we collect, combined with inferential statistics allow us to know our users

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Is FaunaDB The Next Big Database Technology?

If you call yourself a builder, whether that means working on a startup, open source, or personal projects, you need to keep up to date with the latest tech. Innovation in software development is only accelerating,  with paradigm shifts happening more and more often. In the world of Databases, FaundaDB

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Testing Locally is Slowing You Down

If you’re not using a live test environment, you’re making your life harder than it needs to be.

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Are dApps the future of software?

Written by Dan Parry.

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Should I use SQLite, PostgreSQL, or MySQL?

Each has its own limitations and use cases, so let’s take a look at when to use each to see which one might be the best fit for your next…

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Are you an optimistic or pessimistic developer?

We all have a different outlook on life — some of us take a glass half full approach and some of us are ‘who’s drank half my drink’ kinda…

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Should you listen to music while you code?

Listening to music while coding is a topic I often find myself talking to other developers about and everyone seems to have a different…

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Do I need math to be a good developer?

There seems to be a common perception that math and coding are intrinsically linked and to some extent, they are.

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Could Blitz.js be the next big JS framework?

It can seem like every few weeks there’s another new game-changer when it comes to JS frameworks, but Blitz.js boasts some powerful…

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Burnout: The Price of Passion

Developer burnout is real and it’s more common than you might think.

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The Death of Browser Games

By the end of the 2000s, with the exception of online gambling, the browser game market is nearly completely gone.

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Do Developers Have Too Many Options?

The golden question that’s been debated by developers for years, of course, is whether the abundance of options actually creates a net good

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Github Copilot: Should you be concerned?

Even without being officially released, Copilot has sparked intense debate, concern, and excitement from all corners of the dev world.

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Is there a right way to learn to code?

Is there a right way to learn to code? Is there a wrong way? How’d you learn?

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Proof of Stake is a Precondition to Blockchain Adoption

Proof of Stake can assuage the sustainability concerns that current Bitcoin and Ethereum mining has sparked.

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Should You Really be Coding in Dark Mode?

The answer may not be as clear as you think…

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Could Aleph.js be the next big React Framework?

Aleph.js is a new React framework built on top of Deno. Is it worth a try?

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Say yes to Deno?

Let’s talk about Deno and why it may be the better alternative to Node.js.

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Typescript can be confusing

Like most things in life, Typescript can also be confusing. Read here in this post a few things we discovered about Typescript…

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IDE’s are stuck in the past

IDE’s come from a time in which the majority of what we programmed were monolithic desktop applications.