"Is this project ready to be deployed?" Every developer is familiar with this question, whether it's asked by a manager or a non-technical stakeholder. Here's how to prepare a good answer.

When I joined the Avenue Code team as an intern, I was introduced to mentoring: a guidance system where seasoned developers share their knowledge, skills, and experience to assist their colleagues toward successful development. In this post, I will talk about my experience as a mentee, as well as...

You have probably heard of terms like “V8,” “event loop,” “call stack,” and “callback queue.” In this post, we are going to examine what these terms mean, how they relate to one another, and, more generally, how JavaScript works. Javascript is a powerful language that has stood the test of time and...

If you work with Agile development, you probably know how difficult it is to find the right project pace so that your software engineering team and UX design team can work together to deliver software increments.

So, you've read the first article (if you haven't, click here http://blog.avenuecode.com/angular-2-should-i-learn-it),and you’re now wondering what the next step is. You've created your own classes, fiddled with Angular components, and learned how to fetch data using services.

Creating HTML emails is hard — much more difficult than creating a web page in HTML.  Bootstrap andFoundationspoil front-end developers. Slap a couple classes in your code and you can have a beautiful, or at least beautifully rendered, adaptive/responsive site in nearly every browser. Not so with...

Should I learn Angular 2+? You may have asked yourself this question several times, but you've probably stayed on the safe side, and most likely stuck to your preferred framework or plain vanilla javascript and ES6. Now that the frameworks you’ve been hearing about have finally been released and...