Upgrade Dart version to 2.12.0 to leverage null safety
Starting dart version 2.12.0, there is support for null safety. Added to type safety, this will make flutter even more compelling. Having said that, it will take some work for an existing app to get t...
22 Mars 20218min
Polyglot Development is the best way to go today
Polyglot Programming can be loosely defined as a programming methodology where you pick the right language, library or framework that best suits the needs of the given problem (and in particular, not ...
21 Mars 20218min
(Part 1/N) Upgrading to Flutter 2.0.x?
Every time I run "flutter upgrade", I tend to have my fingers crossed. The most recent upgrade to 2.0.x was quite a challenge. I'll share my experience (both problems and solutions) in a series of pod...
16 Mars 20219min
Asynchronous Processing: Don't keep your users waiting. Accept request, process later.
Is there ever a good reason to do something synchronously when there is a way for you to do it asynchronously? Let's take a look at how we can implement asynchronous services using RabbitMQ. Manage ...
5 Mars 20219min
Do you get anxious about LIVE Coding Interviews? Don't be.
It is quite natural to get anxious when you know people are going to be judging you. After all, isn't that one of the primary purposes of an interview? I may have a few tips to help you be at ease. ...
21 Feb 20219min
User Experience (UX) is not just the designer's responsibility
How many times have we used an app (on the web or mobile) and thought to ourselves, "Why in the world would someone have designed it this way?". That's plenty of times for me and here I talk about one...
19 Feb 20219min
Performance & Scalability (2/N): Similarities & Differences
(Part 2) Let's talk a little bit about the similarities and differences between these 2 two terms that are sometimes (or, often?) misunderstood.
16 Feb 202110min
Performance & Scalability (1/N): Similarities & Differences
(Part 1) Let's talk a little bit about the similarities and differences between these 2 two terms that are sometimes (or, often?) misunderstood.
15 Feb 20217min
