Building Site Ignite: How We Used React and Electron to Build a Native App
Adam and Philip turn up the heat on native application development and share their experience.
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Adam and Philip turn up the heat on native application development and share their experience.
Regular deployments help us practice the hard things, increase the frequency of collaboration, and focus on the product instead of the process.
Rob plays lumberjack and invites you to trim those wild repo branches with GitUp.
Harness the power of modules for your frontend development—and let Adam be your guide.
We’re used to being creative to get around limited, older browsers, but Daniel discusses what to do when a modern browser is being the squeaky wheel.
Divya explores how we can ensure that our code lives up to best practices—even with all those pesky project constraints.
You can improve morale, prevent rework, and build team unity through one simple suggestion—give as much positive code feedback as you do correction.
Not all content on your site is created equal. Marshall shares how aria-live can help you bubble up the right information for visually-impaired users and downplay the rest.
Many people think that a fast site means boring design, but it is a balancing act to ensure that a site looks beautiful while delivering the content fast. Katie shares tested processes that help keep performance as a priority in her work.
If you’re doing it right, anything you build on the web is constantly evolving. No matter how much planning you do, you’re going to need to refactor your CSS.

Katie Jennings
Vice President of Business Development