During the Wordwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2014, Apple brought to the world something every iOS developer was expecting: A new language named Swift, that was presented as the solution for the already old-fashioned Objective-C. The promise was that Swift would be modern, and would bring more...

Events are the most common way to promote interactions between the UI and application layers on web applications. Be it a click, a focus or a scroll, webapps are filled with them, bringing sites to life, enhancing user experience and promoting friendly interfaces to the end user.

Those who enjoy surfing the internet and admire the beauty in websites have almost definitely noticed the introduction of a new design concept: the parallax. The parallax itself is a technique that explores component independent movement, creating astonishing 3D visual effects in the page. This...

Imagine this scenario: you're responsible for integrating your company’s system with an old system from one of your clients. Every day, just when you think you've achieved it, the client’s system crashes and you have no idea why. You are so disappointed that you don’t even want to get a drink with...

Reactive Programming is a "chameleon"! :-) It can be understood as "a style of micro-architecture involving intelligent routing and consumption of events, all combining to change behaviour"¹; or it can be defined as "a programming paradigm oriented around data flows and the propagation of change"²....

This article was originally published here in July 2016 and is republished here with the author's permission.

It was Todd Mcleod that said something like this… "The more I learn the harder it gets to ask questions, the more I ask questions the more I learn"