220: A Farewell to Sean etc.

After many wonderful episodes, we're wishing Sean a fine farewell as he takes his leave from the podcast. We'll also catch up on what Sean's up to and how Kyle's release of the GitHub GraphQL API at Universe went.

This article was originally published on Codeminer 42’s Engineering Blog by Luiz Rogerio, and with their permission, we’re sharing it here for Codeship readers. It is not unusual to think about scalability as an easy thing to achieve. Hosting services such as Heroku are able to provide more resources to our applications, such as RAM […]

Karol Galanciak - Ruby on Rails and Ember.js consultant, building ambitious and high performant web applications.

There are several HOWTO’s on the web, there’s even a gem, but all of them are slightly outdated or not fitting for my use case, so here’s how I’ve integrated Jekyll into our Rails on Heroku setup for a small project.

Debugging a large codebase can sometimes be a pain, especially if you’re new to it and you don’t know about all the classes and relations in the system.

Dive back into Angular 2 and learn how to test components in a new tutorial in our "Test-driven Development with Angular 2 and Webpack" series.

When it comes to mobile testing (well, testing in general) every QA specialist in the world does way too many manual tests. It's very time-consuming and is often frustrating. So why would one do that? How can one avoid it? At Netguru we have been testing for over 8 years. We have some experience in mobile testing and I would like to share with you some tips on how to automate your iOS testing, at least part of it.

For those of you who don’t know about the Don’t Repeat Yourself principle, here’s an explanation from Prasad Kharkar.