Foldable devices look to be the next big thing in mobile development. How as a developer do you support them; and as a CTO, should you?
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Abstract is a version control tool that allows designers to manage their design files. We've written a few guidelines on how you can use Abstract to improve your workflow.
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Kotlin is a young language, and with that comes many untrodden paths and unknown gotchas. Let's explore one of these anti-patterns, for the sake of the article I've called it "Also this is null".
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Have you ever had to understand a codebase where the lack of documentation reached all levels? From the absolute absence of a wiki to completely cryptic file names or meaningless code change commit messages, the only saving grace being Git version control. This happened to me recently and I had
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By using Liberating Structures you can learn how to: Identify and mitigate risk across multiple teams and organisations. Effectively measure progress and demonstrate value for a distributed team. Run effective workshops, with a flexible design and toolkit. Tried and tested with: 20 people from 5 organisations, working in the same
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Have you ever wondered what are design sprints? How they can benefit your business? If this is the right thing for you? Here you can find an overview of what to expect going through a design sprint and what you get at the end.
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Over the course of a few months, various people at Novoda have experimented with technologies such as Augmented Reality, Machine Learning, Image Recognition and more. We've written a lot about these topics and wanted to gather all our blog posts in one place for your ease!
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While we are interested in what QA is, we thought it would be fun to list what we think it is not.
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Working with legacy integration test frameworks can lead to bloated, slow and flaky automated frameworks. here, we'll examine how to address the issues and some possible solutions.
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