Class fields is a new feature in JavaScript. This proposal started as two proposals: public fields and private fields proposals but it is now combined in one. Right now, it is in Stage 3 of TC39 so we can expect it to be in our everyday code really soon.
We have seen drastic improvements and advancements in the accessibility of computer software over the last two decades. The first generation of computer software saw their designs make several assumptions including: all users could read screen displays all users could hear and react to sounds from computing devices all users could use standard keyboards and […]
What is a Blended Office Model? Work is no longer about a specific place or being in a certain location for a certain amount of time. The Blended Office Model offers employees and companies to split their time between home and the office. Despite the different geographic locations, this mixture of virtual employees and office […]
Managing a remote software development team saves you time and money, enabling you to concentrate on priority items.
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused tremendous changes throughout daily life—and in the medical world as well. Not only have providers across the country postponed selective procedures, but many providers also encourage people to avoid making appointments in the office to reduce their risk of exposure to COVID-19. But what do you do if you still […]
Some developers find it easier to manage tasks by dividing them into tiny chunks while others like to focus on one huge task for an extended period of time. We have to carefully analyze different time management methods and stick to the ones that work best for us.
Outsourcing consists of hiring resources temporarily. It’s gaining more popularity in the IT industry, making software application development the most outsourced IT function.
Template literals are a new JavaScript feature introduced in ES2015 (ES6) that enhances working with strings and adds new interesting constructs used by many popular libraries such as GraphQL and styled-components.
A typical monolith has three parts: a database, a user interface, and a server-side application. Also, the word monolith is sometimes used to describe just the server-side application that is built as a single unit while that type of software architecture is called monolithic architecture.
An Introduction to Wireframes In project development, application and web design, structure is key. Not only is the structure of the final product important, but the structure of how you develop the product is key to its ultimate success. Many problems and difficulties arise within the development of a product, especially for new developers and […]