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As you style your fronts, it doesn't matter if you use CSS, Sass, styled-components, emotion, CSS Modules or something else. You often use HEX or RGB to define a color....

Once a ubiquitous and irreplaceable part of web and desktop apps, Flash is gradually fading into complete obscurity. However, with the announcement that Adobe ends support for Flash in December...

Do you feel like your local IT community has no place to go? Does your town desperately need some space for exchanging technology ideas? Or maybe there’s so much going...

What is the first thing that comes to your mind when you hear “real-time web apps”? Yeah, it’s WebSocket. Notifications, messaging systems, real-time changes to your interface – all of...

In today’s world of software development, helping your developers grow is both a must and a skill difficult to master. When done right, it can help decrease your turnover rate,...

The new stable version of PHP 7.4 is here. Released just a couple days ago on November 28th 2019, it introduced quite a few significant changes. They include new functions...

React framework is one of the most popular JavaScript libraries – it has already reached more than five million downloads every week and thousands of engaged contributors. It’s a great...

There are dozens of articles about the reasons standing behind decisions to outsource software development. Doing the pre-outsourcing research and reading another article which looks like the enumeration of truisms...

This article was made back when The Software House first released Babelsheet – its open-source spreadsheet-based tool for software translators. Over the years, Babelsheet gained a lot of supporters, but...

Being QA Engineer for over 4 years, I normally deliver the most effective tests which cover the most important scenarios. I have never had a chance to set up a...