Tech Jump is the pilot of mentoring program in Schibsted Tech Polska – Academy project. The idea is to allow people to switch the technology or just to get to know another one.
This article is a very short introduction to Amazon Web Services. It includes a video filmed during the workshops I was teaching at Schibsted Tech Polska.
If you are a front-end developer then FullStack 2015 organized by Skills Matter was a perfect event to meet the international JavaScript community and learn new skills.
Everything changes quickly and that’s an obvious fact. It also applies to data. It’s time to ask yourself a very important question: is your analysis as agile as your user? Is it still as shiny and relevant as you thought?
These days microservices are all at rage. Everyone writes “small reusable components”. This is why proper refactoring techniques are still as relevant today as they were couple of years ago.
Hiring programmers is hard. Finding the good ones and making them like your company or project is even harder. Today I want to tell you something about training junior developers.
I’ve been using Docker for one year to develop and deploy both professional and pet projects. I find it be a lot better than my previous stack, which was a tandem of Vagrant and Puppet. Why? Watch the video to learn about top 5 reasons why I like Docker!
Retrofit is a HTTP client library for Android created by Square. In this post we will cover the new version of Retrofit introduced by Jack Wharton during Droidcon NYC 2015 and what has changed in it.
It’s going to be a story about tackling problems on the way to run unit tests using react-native. It’s one of these stories when we don’t even know what is the question, so it’s difficult to ask Google. It’s a story of how to test react-native components with Jest.
Bootstrap is one of the most popular front-end frameworks and open source projects in the world. The official Bootstrap Blog announced that the new version is coming soon. Stay calm because this is just an alpha version. If you want to know what’s new, read our list of 10 features in
Since the concept of adapting MV* architectures to JavaScript never felt quite right, I started dabbling with various Flux implementations. Subsequently I got drawn towards Redux, which in my mind took all the good parts and combined them into a lightweight and easy-to-use solution.
I was recently inspired by Lisa Wray and her presentation at the Droidcon NYC conference – Beautiful Typography on Android. I am going to show you how to use spans to enrich the TextView component. It’s based on a true story 🙂