Labs Notes: Exploring GraphQL for Web APIs – Introduction and Thoughts
An introduction to building robust APIs using GraphQL – an open-source data query language and runtime for building scalable Web APIs.
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Lab Notes: MediaPipe on Android for Gesture Recognition – Setting Up on Windows and Linux
Our interns walk through setting up MediaPipe, a framework for live machine learning and computer vision, on Windows and Linux devices.
Dynamic SAML idP Provisioning for SaaS Rails Apps
When each of our SaaS application’s subscribers need to use a different SAML idP Authentication scheme, we had to get creative.
Simplify Static Asset Management With Vue.js Single-File Component
In this article we share trips and tricks for simplifying Static Asset Management by leveraging Vue.js single-file components.
Lab Notes: Leveraging Rails & React to Build a Virtual Gift Exchange App
Learn how we developed a Virtual Gift Exchange app to allow us to continue our company’s White Elephant tradition while still adhering to social distancing guidelines.
How to Avoid End-to-End Testing Pitfalls
In this article we explore the pitfalls that often plague Quality Assurance Analysts when leveraging End-To-End testing, and how to avoid them.
6 UX Design Trends for 2019
While it’s hard to believe it’s already February, there’s still time to note this year’s highly anticipated design trends. Our smartphones, wearables, and computers have greater processing power than ever before, and 2019 is the year we’ll see designers leverage that power in some really interesting ways.
Developer’s Notebook: How React Can Improve Server-Rendered Apps
Facebook’s React is certainly not lacking in popularity. According to The State of JavaScript 2017, nearly 60% of surveyed developers had not only used React for a project, but said they would definitely use it again; no other listed framework came close to that level of loyalty.
Mr. Boston Drinks App Launches
Home bartending enthusiasts can master the art of making cocktails from a trusted library of historic recipes with the release of Mr. Boston Drinks, the Sazerac Company’s free app for iOS and Android.