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JavaScript Type Checkers are More than Linters

Treating your JavaScript type checker as a linter doesn’t allow you to fully leverage your static type system.
Sid Raval
November 21, 2019
- JavaScript
- Types
CSS at an Intersection

Is CSS broken or awesome?
Thom Obarski
November 20, 2019
- Design
- CSS
- Boston
Supercharge Your Elixir and Phoenix Navigation with vim-projectionist

Toggle between alternate files, edit files by type, and create files with templates — all with vim-projectionist. If you’ve never used it, you’re in for a treat.
German Velasco
November 18, 2019
- Vim
- Elixir
- Phoenix
Intro to Accessibility

Create robust experiences that are usable by all through Inclusive Design.
Thom Obarski
November 13, 2019
- Accessibility
- Design
New online workshop: How to stay agile when building compliant health tech products

Announcing our workshop exploring the unique challenges for building software with compliance and privacy concerns.
Sarah Cassidy
November 12, 2019
- Health Tech
- Compliance
- Design
- Process
Finding the Time to Refactor

Many people ask, “How do I find time to refactor?” I think the question itself betrays a misunderstanding of refactoring. Let me tell you when I refactor.
German Velasco
November 11, 2019
- Refactoring
- Good Code
Token Authentication with Rails

How can you do token authentication with Rails out of the box?
Nick Charlton
November 8, 2019
- Rails
- API
Dumpster Diving through Dotfiles: Remote Git Branches

Don’t let your git repo become a graveyard of stale branches. But how do you even know what branches are there? Let me introduce you to git branches.
German Velasco
November 6, 2019
- Git
- Dumpster Diving Through Dotfiles
Addressing Technical Debt

The financial metaphor is often thrown around engineering departments, but how do you actually deal with it?
Joël Quenneville
November 4, 2019
- Web
- Technical Debt
Chaining Async Functions like a Boss

A look at syntactic sugar for chaining async functions in multiple languages.
Joël Quenneville
November 1, 2019
- Web
- Elm
- Scala
- Haskell
- JavaScript
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