Bundle Web Applications effortlessly Bundlers are used to take our various source files (JavaScript, CSS, Sass, etc). and prepare them for use in the browser. This article assumes…
Software development, as an industry, has a constant struggle with shipping quality code. While many developers have metrics for what quality means, there's a challenge in…
My beloved MacBook Pro is currently with Apple Care for some repairs. Unfortunately, I have a lot to do this week and no other computers that are really set up for development.…
Storybook is awesome for building components I frequently use Storybook and styled components / Emotion when building component libraries. The ability to apply a consistent theme…
No, this isn't a post about .gitignore The file is a great way to exclude files from a repository for all users. This post is not about that. I often want to ignore files that a…
I've recently been interested in using the tried-and-true vim editor again. For those unfamiliar, vim is an editor that was first released in 1991. Vim boasts a large community of…
My daughter is super ecstatic about Amazon Echo. When it came time to pick a Halloween Costume, she quickly decided an Amazon Echo is what she wanted to be. I was more than happy…
There are a lot of opinions around how to arrange a React project. In this post, I want to talk about feature folders and why I think they are a great choice for React application…
When releasing a new version of an open source project, it's important to make sure a series of things happen in the same order for every release. I've attempted to make a…
I frequently switch between devices and operating systems and recently ran into a strange bug when running unit tests in Linux. Jest would run just fine on macOS and Windows, but…