ECMAScript Asynchronicity - dynamic import
Optimize your production code by splitting and lazy loading modules
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About the Agile Tour Paris 2016 by a Product Owner
On November 17th took place the 9th edition of the Agile Tour Paris in Microsoft's offices in Issy les Moulineaux - first edition for me.
Migrate a React client-side application to server-side with Next.JS
Most of the front-end applications using React that I've been able to work on are browser-based (client-side) applications.
Build an API with API Platform
API Platform defines itself as a « PHP framework to build modern web APIs ». Indeed, this tool will help us to rapidly build a rich and easily usable API.
Feedback on a live-coding to discover Go language
This blog post follows a workshop / live-coding session I organized at Eleven Labs for an initiation to Go language.
How to check the spelling of your docs from Travis CI?
We will show you how to check the spelling in your markdown documents, changed in your pull requests, very easily using Aspell and Travis CI
JSON Server
Accelerate your prototyping process by mocking your APIs using JSON Server
Continuous improvement: how to run your Agile retrospective?
We usually share on this blog our technical expertise around web and mobile development or architecture. Today, I would like to address another expertise, equally important: our methodology.
DASH & HLS : The two main video stream protocols
DASH & HLS, two protocols to stream them all.
Take care of your emails
The most common mean of communication between a provider and its customer is the email. Yet, few people care enough to customize it. And that's a shame, because there are many nice tips that make them more qualitative. Of course, many of them implies Google.. but who does not use Gmail today?
Construct and structure a Go GraphQL API
GraphQL was released 2 years ago and applications that use it are still rare.
Is AMP the web 3.0
Google, the undisputed leader in web services (search, pub, analytics ...), has been offering for over a year a new way of displaying your pages, called the AMP project