Global Game Jam is a global marathon, which aims to integrate participants by creating computer games. Its first edition took place in 2009 and each year attracts more and more … Continue reading “After Global Game Jam 2020”

Global Game Jam is a global marathon, which aims to integrate participants by creating computer games. Its first edition took place in 2009 and each year attracts more and more … Continue reading “After Global Game Jam 2020”
During my work as a frontend developer often enough I had to face a task of table creation. Tables needed to contain specific functionalities, starting from sorting and filtering, through … Continue reading “Ag-grid library basics”
Welcome to part 2 of my “What’s what in TensorFlow 2.0” series. If you have not already, I encourage you to read part one first. In the previous article, we … Continue reading “What’s what in TensorFlow 2.0 – Part Deux”
I think everyone can agree the new TensorFlow 2.0 is a revolution rather than evolution. It has greatly simplified almost every aspect of the clunky TF1. And while the TensorFlow … Continue reading “What’s what in TensorFlow 2.0”
League of Geeks is our internal gamification, where we earn Geexperience Points (GXP) for activities during our everyday work. Paweł Bejger, the originator of the app, was looking for a … Continue reading “League of Geeks”
During the first weekend of April, together with Aspire and .NET PG Group, we organized a Hackathon for college and high school students. In reference to the state of mind … Continue reading “Watch out! The Zombies are coming!”
Profiling is probably the most important overlooked step in the modern applications development process. Often the reason for this is the fact that in the development cycle our application looks … Continue reading “Code Profiling and Optimizations”
You may have heard about tools like FxCop which are very useful in static code analysis, they basically check your code for possible performance hitting mistakes. Code analysers like FxCop … Continue reading “Static code analysis and more with MONO-CECIL”
It is pretty common these days to use Selenium and NUnit or any other unit testing framework to create an automated regression solutions. If you are not familiar with this … Continue reading “Fluent Automated Testing”
Recently we have finished migration of all our Java projects from SVN to GIT. Why have we done it? #1 Merging First of all, let’s talk about one of the … Continue reading “7 reasons why you should consider migrating your projects to GIT”