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Pointers and tips: dispelling the magic of git merge

Creating branches in git is blazingly fast and having a bunch of them is pretty cheap. This means we get to merge them quite often.

Leadership

No as a Service

Quiz time. Which of these actually means no: 1. We will try our best 2. Yes 3. Your proposal is intriguing 4. That sounds difficult

Leadership

Why your engineers shouldn’t launch your features

It has never been easier for engineering teams to build and release new features for your customers. This fits well with our philosophy of shipping

Leadership

How do I know my team is productive when working from home?

“How do I know my team is productive when working from home?” This must be the number one question I get when people ask me

Engineering

Introduction to Inertia.JS

Recently, one of the most trendy stacks is the JAMStack, which was popularized by Netlify. It’s mainly SPAs but committed to supporting statically generated

Engineering

Grandfathering in legacy

So many problems in legacy or brownfield applications stem from invalid state being dragged around throughout the whole application and causing a bug somewhere far

Due diligence

Due diligence in the age of social distancing

A big part of closing a new investment round is the technical due diligence report that informs all parties involved of the current state of

Engineering

Follow these 4 steps to take your debugging skills to the next level

The date is September 9, 1947. U.S. Navy officer Grace Hopper is working on a Harvard Mark II computer when she notices that it

Engineering

What we talk about when we talk about testing

Imagine if airplane companies never tested their airplanes. They just ship them when they’re done. Would you feel safe boarding a plane like that?

Leadership

The top struggles of remote workers (part 4) — Distractions at home

Buffer and AngelList researched the state of remote work for 2020. From their results, they identified multiple key struggles of remote workers. We decided to

Leadership

The top struggles of remote workers (part 3) — Not being able to unplug

Buffer and AngelList researched the state of remote work for 2020. From their results, they identified multiple key struggles of remote workers. We decided to

Leadership

The top struggles of remote workers (part 2) — Loneliness

Buffer and AngelList researched the state of remote work for 2020. From their results, they identified multiple key struggles of remote workers. We decided to

Leadership

The top struggles of remote workers (part 1) — Collaboration & communication

Buffer and AngelList researched the state of remote work for 2020. From their results, they identified multiple key struggles of remote workers. We decided to

Leadership

Our tool shed — the tools we use when working remotely

These days working remotely is — sadly enough — a hot topic. A lot of people are confronted with working from home for the first time and

Leadership

Ask Me Anything with our CEO on working remote (from home)

Watch the recordings of our previous AMA sessions: ~ UPDATE – March 15th On popular demand, we are organising another session on Monday, March 16th at 5

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