Dealing with Legacy Gems You Still Need to Use

When you work with a system developed over the years, you will ultimately encounter a challenge - how to solve dependencies between the pieces you put together. Sometimes you need to use two gems but they depend on different versions of another gem, so you will see in the console e.g. foo -> requires bar ~> 1.0.0, baz -> requires ~> bar 2.1.0. In this post I will propose a solution to this problem, allowing us to use two versions of a gem in our project.

Witek Muszyński

From Creating Layout with XML to Declarative UI in Flutter

The first step into declarative UI in Flutter.

Ben Kitpitak

6 Tips to Improve Your Coding Speed [LAZY EDITION]

“I choose a lazy person to do a hard job. Because a lazy person will find an easy way to do it.” - Bill Gates

Aun Trirongkit

The Art of Pushing Back - Learning How to Say No

Pushing back is a critical skill in an industry where saying Yes to your client is often the expected response.

Jeff Flynn

Iʼll See Your WFH and Raise You a WFA

Never before have the stakes been higher for companies struggling to survive "the new normal." Adopting a flexible remote workforce strategy may help keep them from folding.

Jeff Flynn

Building Static Sites without React - Using React (Part 3/3)

After configuring the development setup with Storybook for JS, CSS and other assets, it's time to finally create a build pipeline to publish our HTML, JS and CSS with Webpack.

Aun Trirongkit

I Know Shell Fu

If you're a developer you will likely be spending a lot of time in the command line. Here's a few tips and tricks I've learned over the years.

Joe Woodward

We Are NOT Family

Other than the fact that you spend a lot of time with co-workers, this is where similarities between family and work end.

Jeff Flynn

What I've learned while working as a product designer at OOZOU

A wonderful transition from a typical UX designer into a full-fledged product design career.

Gavin Chiemsombat

Seeing Through Your Customers' Eyes with Customer Impersonation

Any website with customer support will eventually face an issue that is difficult for the customer to explain or difficult to understand without seeing what they are seeing. With the pretender gem we can log in to the users account and see exactly what they are seeing.

Joe Woodward