Figma: 5 Simple Guides to Survive Auto Layout and Constraints

The end is nigh, and so are your manually-measuring-a-button-padding habit

Gavin Chiemsombat

Three Things to Keep in Mind for Naming Conventions of Your Design System

Up your slash game by following these simple guidelines

Gavin Chiemsombat

Resolution Scaling for Figma Designers

So you can stop giving developers the “XXHDPI-do-not-understand-a-thing” look now

Gavin Chiemsombat

The New iPad Pointer Changes How I Perceive Basic Computer Inputs

Here are my thoughts on how Apple’s daring venture into one of the most sacred components of the old world could change how we view interface design.

Gavin Chiemsombat

CocoaPods, a Gem for iOS Development

CocoaPods is a dependency manager used in iOS development written in Ruby. I wanted to investigate how CocoaPods leveraged the advantages of Ruby and pre-existing ruby projects to become one of the essential parts of the iOS development workflow.

Jason Nam

Why You Should Consider the Mobile-First Design Principle

Mobile-first is a little counterintuitive to professionals who spend most of their waking hours on laptops. Let's take a look at why this approach matters for a lot of businesses.

Joe Woodward

Understanding Elixir OTP Applications - Part 2, Fault Tolerance

In this mini-series I'm going through the core principles behind the Erlang and Elixir languages piece by piece. In this article I will discuss Elixir's approach to fault tolerance through a philosophy they refer to as "let it crash".

Joe Woodward

Why OOZOU Includes A Project Manager For Every Project

Project managers increase the chances of success for a project and reduce risks associated with self-management. A good PM will help bring the team together, guide the project on the most efficient path, and bring transparency to the client.

Joe Woodward

Understanding Elixir OTP Applications - Part 1, Distribution

I love Elixir. Coming from Ruby I find myself in familiar territory with the syntax yet also rejoice at some of the things Elixir does differently. I'm doing a series on Elixir and Erlang's principals and how they work underneath. This post will cover distributed systems and processes.

Joe Woodward

Tmux Your Life Away and Come Back to it Later

If you're ever running commands on a remote machine you should absolutely be running it in a detachable session so it doesn't die if your connection drops. Chose tmux, here's why!

Joe Woodward