It’s time to look closely at serverless development. Come on a journey to investigate the serverless development model with Typescript. This article will take you through a potential framework, ORM, relational database provider, how to test, and our conclusions.

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The source code for this guide is available on Github and you can view the original article on my blog (built with this starter).

If you want to put the custom map you’ve created with MyMaps onto a website you have two options:

Our Rapid Projects team developed this mobile app in three months. We used React Native and found it fast and efficient. Watch a demo of SmartInspect. Hear what Naiki Pearl and Kate Norquay found as they developed using React Native.

Kate’s favourite talks include Julie Grundy on accessibility, Theresa Ma on improving the way designers and engineers work together, and Diana Mounter from GitHub on the interaction of colour systems.

ReactJS Basics with Michael Kuhinica from Sharesight

Static files handle large traffic easily. Photo cred: Sergey Pesterev (Unsplash)

Hi, I’m Kate! I’ve been working as a web development intern at Abletech for the last two months. Recently I’ve been investigating using React together with Ruby on Rails. My task was to discover common ‘gotchas’ and figure out what it would take to use React in our next project.

This talk will be an introduction to Elixir in the form of a walk-through of a real-world application (Addressfinder).

Last week we upgraded the software that powers Addressfinder. We turned on HTTP/2. It’s made the autocomplete even faster.

Bridging Turbolinks and Facebook SDK