Nowadays, during a recruitment interview, the most common answer if asked about hobbies is sports. On the one hand, the recruiter must have heard it thousands of times; on the … Continue reading “How being a referee eases my way at work “
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Atomic Design 101
Atomic methodology and principles were defined by Brad Frost, a design system consultant and web designer who is also a speaker, writer, and musician located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Possessing experience … Continue reading “Atomic Design 101”
Introduction to Inclusive Design
Inclusive design and accessibility go hand in hand, and their principles are at the forefront of the design trends in 2022. Web accessibility ensures a digital service is usable for … Continue reading “Introduction to Inclusive Design”
The Don’t Repeat Yourself (DRY) Principle
Don’t Repeat Yourself (DRY) is one of the first programming principles that junior software developers learn. It is about keeping a shared piece of code in a single place (mostly … Continue reading “The Don’t Repeat Yourself (DRY) Principle”
Changing our attitude changes us
It has been quite some time since I heard the wise story that I have shared in this blog. I do not remember when or from whom I got to … Continue reading “Changing our attitude changes us “
JWT Authentication in Angular – Part 2 – Error handling
In the previous part, we created a mechanism for fetching, saving, and adding tokens to headers of HTTP requests. These tokens usually have some expiration time. API receives and validates … Continue reading “JWT Authentication in Angular – Part 2 – Error handling”
JWT Authentication in Angular – Part 1 – Setup
Most web applications can be split into two parts – public and private. The public part of the app is open to everyone who knows the address. It can be … Continue reading “JWT Authentication in Angular – Part 1 – Setup”
Nonviolent Communication
Have you ever wondered why it happens so often that even if we speak the same language, we don’t understand each other? Worse, our communication induces quarrels, and instead of … Continue reading “Nonviolent Communication”
Why do I care about Accessibility?
The first time I started thinking about accessibility was when my husband defeated his brother in a Mortal Kombat* game. You will probably ask, “Pfff, what’s so special about that?” … Continue reading “Why do I care about Accessibility?”
Pain Doesn’t Always Mean Gain!
No pain, no gain. Who hasn’t heard this proverb? Basically, it tells us to push ourselves more to feel that we have worked hard. However, it is not always the … Continue reading “Pain Doesn’t Always Mean Gain!”