You know measuring in the world of the internet isn’t as easy as taking out a ruler, if you’ve ever tried to develop some simple graphics or designed a web page or an app. It might be challenging to determine the exact location of a design or the bounds of an image when switching between apps with various tools and standards.
Near real-time notifications have become a regular feature in modern applications. These notifications inform us about taxi arrivals, food deliveries, prescription availability, etc. Incorporating this experience into modern enterprise applications is crucial to offer users a smooth, simple, and secure experience.
The Python web framework Django is an excellent choice for building performant web apps. Disqus, Pinterest, and Instagram are all built on a Django foundation. Django offers simplicity, flexibility, reliability, scalability, and all the tools you need to build a web app from admin to authentication to ORM. But this “batteries included” approach has disadvantages. It can hide a lot of the true complexity of an app from developers. Django ORM is a great example.
In this blog post, we’ll round up the best mobile CI/CD advice from last year’s Mobile DevOps Summit to help you release better apps, faster. Our Agenda and Speaker list have been released for our 2023 Mobile DevOps Summit: October 4 - 5.
Static code analysis is an important tool to ensure a project meets the right code standards and quality. In Elixir, the most popular package for this is Credo. Not only does it offer dozens of pre-made checks, but it also allows you to create your own. In this article, we will walk you through creating a Credo check. We will see how to write the code, enable the check in the Credo config, and make it nice to use. Let’s start!