It’s been a long time since Javascript was used mostly to present a real time clock* on your homepage header, or even worse, just next to the mouse pointer. JS … Continue reading “Have a Moment(.js)?”
6 reasons why you should consider Microsoft Azure
Recently my team needed to plan an infrastructure for a growing project. The increment of new functionalities was so large that finding a cost-efficient way to host the project became … Continue reading “6 reasons why you should consider Microsoft Azure”
Different ways of testing exceptions in Java and JUnit
An exception is an event that occurs during the execution of a program that disrupts the normal flow of instructions.Java programming language provides exceptions to deal with errors and other … Continue reading “Different ways of testing exceptions in Java and JUnit”
I want to create software that changes the world – interview with Pawel Bejger
He started as a junior developer. Today he is a director. He knows what advantage Agile has over Waterfall. And he learns languages without having to spend a penny – … Continue reading “I want to create software that changes the world – interview with Pawel Bejger”
Distributed teams – we answer 7 questions you always wanted to ask
„So, I hear you would like to work remotely.” said Peter Horsten, managing director at Goyello. It was a year ago at our first meeting. We were discussing the terms … Continue reading “Distributed teams – we answer 7 questions you always wanted to ask”
Don’t get lost, take the map! – DTO survival code
There are a few topics that can turn programming community red hot. Plural or singular database table names? Should we use DTOs or not? And so on, and so forth. … Continue reading “Don’t get lost, take the map! – DTO survival code”
I don’t wait for inspiration – interview with Michał Warkocz
Do .NET and Java developers really argue? Can a programmer lock himself in an empty room with his computer and speak to nobody? And how does an idea for a … Continue reading “I don’t wait for inspiration – interview with Michał Warkocz”
10 things you need to know about Agile before adopting it (according to Gartner report)
For sure Agile is a hot thing in today’s IT. At first being Agile was rather special. Today everyone claims to be Agile. Great results have been delivered thanks to … Continue reading “10 things you need to know about Agile before adopting it (according to Gartner report)”
Stereotypes? Let’s hope they will not be that common – interview with Paulina Żmijewska
What front-end developers do, what it is like to be a member of the female minority studying computer science, whether there are going to be more women in IT and … Continue reading “Stereotypes? Let’s hope they will not be that common – interview with Paulina Żmijewska”
The Art of Performance tuning and Optimization
About 2500 years ago there lived a brilliant Chinese military strategist, general Sun Tzu. His life’s work was a book entitled “The Art of War”. It is full of ideas or in … Continue reading “The Art of Performance tuning and Optimization”