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Accessibility for iOS Apps

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Maximiliano Casal

DevSnack #60: When building a new application sometimes developers must consider that it is going to be used by plenty of people, in different situations, some of them with special needs. iOS provides a fantastic opportunity to deliver apps with an...

September 30, 2016

State of the art Trello extensions

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Agustín Pazos

DevSnack #59: Trello is an excellent card-based project management application, simple and easy to use. I regularly use Trello not only at work but also in my personal projects. In this DevSnack, I’ll show you some interesting extensions to...

September 23, 2016

Best Practices for your JavaScript stack

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Agustin Daguerre

DevSnack #57: JavaScript is everywhere, it has conquered the web and have also started to break into the desktop world. Gone are the days where being a JavaScript developer meant that you could only work on the front end of...

September 9, 2016

Accessibility on the Web

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Santiago Estragó

DevSnack #56: Ideally, web applications should be accessible to everyone. That means including people with disabilities. There are four main areas of disabilities to consider when building an application: visual, hearing, mobility and cognition. Front-end development has ways and tools...

September 2, 2016

Speed up your Database!

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Mauricio Coniglio

DevSnack #55: When building systems, we must consider a lot of things with regard to manipulating stored data, so that they perform efficiently. When domain/business data is little there is not much to worry about, however, as it...

August 26, 2016

Expanding Our Reality

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Lesly Acuña

DevSnack #52: Earlier this year, Virtual Reality (VR) headsets and applications started to become more accessible to everyone with a modern smartphone. In the last month, the world was witness to the success of Pokemon Go and Augmented Reality (AR) is...

Customize Your Agile Methodology

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José María Aguerre

DevSnack #51: The agile methodology provides a great framework for software development, but sometimes strictly following the guidelines is not productive. Here we have five links that could give us some interesting ideas to apply in our regular process.

Avoid the tab craziness!

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Lucía Carozzi

DevSnack #50: Are you the kind of person that keeps a thousand open tabs in your browser? Do you use several browsers and find yourself lost between old posts that you, for some reason, don’t want to lose? Have...

What is Elixir programming language?

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Lucas Aragno

DevSnack #49: Learning a new programming language can be hard. Even if the syntax of the new language looks familiar, you need to figure out how that new programming language’s paradigm fits with your knowledge. Apart from that, you need...