Book Review: Your Code as a Crime Scene
Your Code as a Crime Scene (Affliate Link) is essentially a book about utilization of version control systems (VCS) to analyze and determine hotspots in the codebase.
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INTEGU publishes a variety of blog posts. Including everything from tutorials, learning new technologies and the life of the software developer.
Electron VS. NW.js (Node Webkit) VS. CEF (Chromium Embedded Framework)
What Is The Purpose Of Web-Desktop-Apps?
Javascript is, at this current point in time, the most popular programming languages, which means that the amount of web developers is higher than ever. A few years ago this might also have been what javascript developers, would be expected to build: web applications.
Drinkdaptive: Demonstration and Evaluation
Hobby projects can sometimes be frustrating.
Not because of the challenges you meet on the way, but because of the time you have to allocate on it. Where do we find these small windows of time? Isn’t it just because we prioritize something else?
Goodbye India! – Is Working Remotely Beneficial?
Goodbye India! – Is Working Remotely Beneficial?
Last week I wrote my cultural evaluation of the past six month, where I have been working remotely from India.
How to Achieve the B.E.S.T. Code Review – 4-Step Guide
B.E.S.T. is the abbreviation of the four main requirements which should be fulfilled before taking a pull request onto a code review.
Goodbye India! – The Learning Points from India
Time has come to leave India. After five months of living and working from India, the end has come and we are, as I write, currently on our way home. Through the time here, I have met a lot of people and learned many new things.
Learn Design Patterns out of the Box
As a newcomer diving into the field of software development, I had the core programming skills to get a job.
Is Clean Code the Best Book for Refactoring Code?
Behold! Yet another developer joined the club of “clean coders”! …Or at least gotten through the well-known book Clean Code by Robert C. Martin aka. Uncle Bob.
Stories And Experiences Of Traveling And Working Remotely
I have now for more than a month worked remotely while traveling to multiple locations around the world and have through this experience learned a thing or two of how to adapt to this sort of situation.
Drinkdaptive: Android, Firebase, Jaccard Algorithm, and Beer
It has been a long time since I developed my own home project. Actually, the last project I developed was a quiz application for my friends and me.
