by Audrey Rawson | Mar 2, 2023 | Productivity, Tutorials
Team retrospectives are a great way to check in with your team to see how they are doing and how the project is progressing. Retros usually happen between “iterations,” and take place bi-weekly or monthly. They provide time for everyone to gather in person or online...
by Matt Hall | Dec 9, 2022 | Productivity, Tutorials
We all want guarantees. We can get guarantees on our automobiles, homes, phones, shoes, food, and even our pets. We’ll take a guarantee in, on, or about anything. As software developers, our clients want guarantees for a whole host of things, from delivery dates to...
by Johnny Otsuka | Nov 30, 2022 | Tutorials
The LiveView request lifecycle runs twice when a connection is first made to your application. It runs once to render static content for web crawlers, search engines, and other non-javascript-enabled clients. The second pass occurs when the browser establishes the...
by Amos King | Oct 12, 2022 | Perspectives, Tutorials
I remember the early days of hacking small devices with a single purpose. Many of them lived unconnected and provided one bit of functionality. Maybe you remember that day too. Perhaps you were a professional working on a sprinkler controller or a hobbyist that wanted...
by John Cotton | Aug 25, 2022 | Tutorials
I recently found myself addressing a product requirement involving a form with input fields generated from a list of data we retrieved from a third-party provider. This requirement proved challenging as the prescribed user experience stretched a little beyond the...
by Matt Hall | Jun 29, 2022 | Tutorials
Why is front-end testing even a thing? We have LiveView, right? I can run tests on my components and everything is magical. What is Wallaby? You may have heard of Wallaby at the Big Elixir when Britton Broderick gave a talk about using it with LiveView, or maybe you...
