At a glance summary of the cool (and useful!) things new in python 3 (vs python 2).

Every startup needs a freelancer. Why? Let's put it another way: at some point or other, every startup **has hired** a freelancer (because they needed one). Also, every startup founder is a freelancer because they work for free (a joke 😃😆).

But what is explicitly different about Electron 7? There will be Chrome 78, V8 v7.8 and NodeJS v12.8.1 of course. The big new feature will be a way to call functions in the main process from the renderer. You'll be able to do something like:

As a very self-driven person, it hasn't been my modus operandi to seek out guidance or people to model after. Since 2014, I quit the full-time employment scene and decided to do my own thing.

Overall our experience with React Native was a positive one, but there were a few bumps along the road.

You built your first app on Heroku and want to set up a custom domain. Everything is going well until you realize you need to serve your website over https. Unfortunately Heroku does not integrate with LE (yet) so you'll have to do some manual labor. Lucky for you, it's easy to do so!

We use components to structure the web applications we build for our clients.

The world of JavaScript is moving so very fast these days, that it's hard to keep up. So, both as a business and an engineer: what's worthy of your time and resources?

Did you know you can have a secure, HTTPS-only server configured in just 10 minutes?