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Getting Started Testing With Mocha

Here’s a short guide to getting started writing expectations with Chai.

Tools For Setting Up A Test Environment In React

It took me a long time to finally realize my dream of programming as a full time job. The first part of my career was in Manufacturing and Logistics. In 2013, I finally took the leap and went off to Dev Bootcamp in Chicago for 3 months of intensive Ruby and Rails training

Writing Expectations With Chai: Getting Started

Here’s a short guide to getting started writing expectations with Chai.

Why You Should Hire a Junior Developer to Bootstrap Your Startup

When I was single, one of the key things I learned was to NOT buy my groceries at Sam’s Club. I used to go to Sam’s and buy 4 pounds of Salami. It always went to waste. The bread went bad. The enormous jar of mayo didn’t fit in my Mini Fridge. A single guy does not need to shop at Sam’s.

Nudging Users – Just A Little Bit

If you haven’t heard of Behavioral UX, the speaker, Kevin Jeong of Bay Area-based [AgencyUX](http://agencyux.com/), explained it by talking about analytical versus emotional approaches. He said UX Design is a left brain approach. In turn, behavioral UX is the emotional side of design.

The Best Of Both Worlds: Being a Project Manager and a Developer

I love being a developer. After all, I did change my career to be one. I love solving problems with code. But it wasn’t until I started working at Radial that I realized I also love managing projects.

The Way You Do the Things You Do (Process Matters)

The business world is full of people who had a good run until they abruptly ran out of cash. As the fine print on a mutual fund reminds us: “past performance does not guarantee future results”.

Observing how to use Observables at DinosaurJS

A common explanation of observables is that they let you to subscribe to streams of asynchronous events and manipulate that data. With it being a Type, that means that there are all sorts of methods associated with managing that Type

Why we love working with designers

A designer provides the client and developers a design comprehensive, known as a comp. During the early stages of product development, a comp allows developers to focus on code functionality and deliver working features with minimal styling

Refactoring Dos and Don’ts

Some great reasons to refactor, or to not refactor, that I think would be a good reminder to all of us, no matter how long you’ve been in the industry.

Radial Employee Feature: Eli Boda

I started digging into Rails so I could build some ridiculous app ideas I had that were clearly never going to go anywhere. They didn’t, but I learned a lot and eventually decided I wanted to leave the digital marketing world and be a developer.

How to Write Good Specifications

If you’re not working with a professional designer, we have found that using these rules for defining specifications helps developers deliver your product as fast as possible.

Using Heroku And Why You Don’t Need To Stress About Infrastructure

Heroku is a cloud platform as a service. With Heroku, you can deploy, configure, scale and manage your application. The service handles 8 billion requests per day, over 5 million apps created on the platform and has over 150 ad-on services.

Announcing Partnership with Women Rising

Women Rising was originally developed in Detroit, but there has been interest in starting chapters in other areas now as well, such as Boulder, CO.

Craft Code — Developing Developers the Old Fashioned Way

Craft code is one of the hardest deliverables that any client and provider will ever negotiate and almost always ends up with mutual compromises.

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