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Behind-the-scenes view of what a typical week is like to work with us.
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Our multi-talented Natcha Pongsupanee shares her experience during her 7 months internship.
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We share our worflows for fast and efficient product planning.
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Mobile testing is a complex and sometimes overlooked area.
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How we use Docker for Ruby on Rails projects in development, test and production.
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Continuous learning is our motto. We share how we foster an environment in which learning is encouraged and most importantly materialised.
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Step-by-step guide on how to set up a Dockerised Jenkins Master-Slave-node architecture for mobile testing.
#mobileappdevelopment #websitedevelopment
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Pocket handbook for reviewee and reviewers to get the most of code reviews.
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Step-by-step guide on how to configure and execute a CI/CD pipeline on a dockerised Jenkins server.
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Form Objects are a great addition to the toolbox provided by Rails. Follow our step-by-step guide to start building better applications!
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Deep dive into 3 different ways in implementing pretty URLs in Rails application going from simple to advanced use cases.
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Today is a big day for us. Nimbl3 is now Nimble.
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The real and fun story of Fikri who interned with us for 7 months.
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Using protocols as a base for models can help to better architect iOS applications. Protocol-first models acting as a glue between modules.
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When developing Android applications with the support of RxJava, you may have used the debounce operator for your Search EditText. It is very helpful in avoiding the overhead of API calls for each user keystroke.
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When I was first introduced to Pivotal Tracker over three years ago, my initial reaction was, “What is this awful looking tool?!” When there’s a new excellent tool out there, the chances are that I’ll try it out.
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