Figma: Moving Local Components to Shared Libraries

What to do if you find building a new house easier than moving components

Gavin Chiemsombat

Custom Attribute Types in Rails 5+

Back when Rails 5 was released a new attributes API was introduced to us. It allowed us to take advantage of a type casting mechanism that had long been used internally in Rails.

Joe Woodward

Aliasing All the Things to Improve Your Development Experience

If you're in programming for the long run, alias all the things. Trust me, it's going to save your fingers and improve your day-to-day life as a developer.

Joe Woodward

A Product Owner’s Blurb on Keeping It Raw and Scrappy

How keeping your product documentation to a viable minimum can help you move faster, and provide value to your users.

Hicham Abdelkaoui

A Kotlin Developer Learning Dart

An Android developer perspective on the Dart language.

Ben Kitpitak

An Android Developer’s First Steps in Flutter Development

A short journal of my very first steps in the Flutter development world.

Ben Kitpitak

Building Static Sites without React - Using React (Part 2/3)

Managing Javascript, stylesheets, and other assets in the pipeline can be a difficult task. We have problems like: How do we get rid of the React runtime in the bundle? How do we optimize our CSS files? And how do we deal with the static files?

Aun Trirongkit

What I Learned from Reading Nudge and How You Can Apply it to Your Product

Nudge: Improving Decisions about Health, Wealth, and Happiness is a book written by University of Chicago economist, Richard H. Thaler and Harvard Law School Professor, Cass R. Sunstein which explores choice architecture. I believe there are some valuable lessons we can apply to technology that can help your customers make good choices or help you grow your business.

Joe Woodward

Building Static Sites without React - Using React (Part 1/3)

React is good and we love using it but we just don't want it inside our compiled HTML, CSS, and Javascript.

Aun Trirongkit

Introducing ActiveForm for Ruby on Rails

I've been using form objects for a long time and have found myself using the same patterns over and over so I developed this small library to do the groundwork for you.

Joe Woodward