by Salvatore Sorrentino | Jul 9, 2019 | Blog
Suppose we want to create a monitoring web application, that provides users with a dashboard able to display a range of information, which are updated over time. A first approach is to periodically call an API at defined time intervals (polling) to update data on the...
by Francesco de Vicariis | Jul 2, 2019 | Blog
I believe it has happened to everyone, in our job, to receive requests from clients, or feedback from users of our applications, to improve responsiveness. If using best practices when we write code it’s not enough, we surely need to use the caching to nudge...
by Francesco Vastarella | Jun 25, 2019 | Blog
A professional code developer needs solid foundation. Our daily work can drive us away from what we have studied, as well as the routine can push us to repeat always the same mistakes. A review of the fundamentals is a useful exercise, can’t be bad! So...
by Salvatore Sorrentino | Jun 19, 2019 | Blog
Giving the right emphasis on geographic data is not always easy. Putting some markers on a map inside a web page it’s not enough to add value to our solution. In this article, we’ll show the best practices on geographical data used in Blexin. We’ll show an Angular...
by Michele Aponte | Jun 12, 2019 | Blog
In a previous article, we talked about the use of Docker containers for development purpose, underlining the advantages that the usage of the Containers can bring in the software development process. One of these advantages is the simplification of the deployment...
by Antonio Liccardi | Jun 4, 2019 | Blog
In our previous article, we investigate how to version our Nuget packages using some classes as AssemblyInfo.cs. Following this versioning type, we never had problems, even if, as we adopted git, we are wondering if there would be a better way to organize...
