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Scrum has destroyed the central tenet of agile — people over process — thanks to bad management and the rise of the certified scrum master.
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While the response to Hooks has been overwhelmingly positive, we are going to look at some of the not so popular parts of React Hooks.
If you have a TypeScript codebase in a monorepo that is not using TypeScript project references then you are missing out on a productivity boost.
It’s time for the revolution that never happened.
If you are putting out digital content, there is a high chance that your audience will view it on a mobile device. For text and images, this is not a huge problem with modern CSS. But if the content is a data visualization using SVG elements, this might be a problem.
Selenium tests are insanely challenging to write and often hard to maintain. Enter: Cypress.io.
