
Big Data: The Perfect Aid for Mobile App Development
Smartphones and smart devices have simplified our lives, becoming indispensable. From shopping to finding transport, apps now handle tasks we once did manually.

Smartphones and smart devices have simplified our lives, becoming indispensable. From shopping to finding transport, apps now handle tasks we once did manually.

The right choice of navigation is a basis of designing applications on React Native. It defines the project structure. Let innovation drive your growth! 🚀

React Native is a fast-evolving platform, with new versions quickly making previous ones outdated. Once a raw product, it now offers numerous plugins.

In the previous articles of the series we decided on the required playground functionality and prepared a runtime infrastructure for game bots and sandboxes.

If you own or work for a company, you’ve likely been asked if you are agile. Originally meant to improve software development, 'agile' is now the default model for teams.

In the first article, we covered the game rules and engine specs. Now, we’ll show how to use DigitalOcean and Dokku to let players write bots in various languages.

Programmers aim to write simple and clear code, as less code reduces the chance of errors. Scala takes it further, allowing for even more concise coding.

Java's history began in 1995 with the release of its first version. The slogan "Write Once, Run Anywhere" highlighted Java's unique cross-platform capabilities.

Self-storage facilities lease spaces like lockers and garages, requiring specialized software to manage multiple locations and units efficiently.

Rspec is a great tool for the Ruby community, but tests can become slow in large projects. When test suites take over 30 minutes, something has gone wrong.

A large `routes.rb` file can quickly become cluttered due to customizations like Devise, additional routes from gems, Sidekiq, and namespaces for APP or API.

Carrierwave is a popular Rails gem for image uploads. I recently needed to upload two image types differing only by target directory. Sounds simple, right?