Mobile - Artykuły
Thunkable fun with a drag-and-drop app builder
Are you programmer?Do you need no-code tool?Probably your answer is **no**. Sometimes you need a fast app prototype and sometimes a non-technical person asks you […]
Testing and simulating mobile devices in Chrome DevTools
Web application testing is not only web browser compatibility testing nowadays. Verifying proper visibility on mobile devices as tablets and smartphones is same or even […]
Phone Authorization with Firebase and Ionic
Demand for web and mobile applications is still increasing. Developers nowadays don’t build whole systems from scratch since it’s time and cost consuming. With rise […]
Android Architecture Components
We all in principle try to perfect our app. Choosing best architecture and frameworks, meticulously planning classes and utilizing design patterns to make best of […]
TypeScript – dlaczego warto go znać?
Wstęp Tworzenie dużych aplikacji webowych napisanych JavaScriptem to nie taka prosta rzecz. Nie mamy do dyspozycji typów, interfejsów, enumów itp. Te funkcje mogłyby być bardzo […]
Creating a lazily-evaluated builder-like API in Java 8 using the extended Step Builder pattern
Introduction The Builder design pattern is known and used widely. To begin with, it was created to provide a way to create new objects. Using […]
Configuring Spring in Stand-Alone Apps
Here’s a quick lesson in bringing Spring Configuration classes and functionality to your own stand-alone apps in the event you need them. Spring is a […]
Publish/Subscribe model in JavaScript
Let’s figure out how we can use Observer pattern to build a very basic implementation of Events with public/subscribe methods based on usage of Ionic […]
Popular EIP Frameworks comparison
Introduction Enterprise Integration Patterns solves problems of enterprise application integration and message-oriented middleware. I recommend the book by Gregor Hohpe and Bobby Woolf where authors catalogued the […]
How to quickly write an application to load thousands of records into DB using Spring Batch?
Let’s assume we want to measure air pollution in our city. We’ve got around 100 detectors located in different parts of the town. Measurement results are collected every 15 minutes.