by Sourcetoad | Jun 23, 2023 | App Development, Programming, Project Management, Web Application Development
The Agile approach to software development first emerged in response to the inflexibility of existing project management methodologies. Unlike traditional approaches that emphasize extensive documentation at every phase of development, Agile instead values the...
by Sourcetoad | Jan 23, 2023 | App Development, Programming, Project Management, Uncategorized, Web Application Development
How Sourcetoad Values People Over Process The software development process can involve a lot of uncertainty for both development teams and clients alike, especially in the early phases of a project. How can the long-term vision of an application be balanced with...
by Sourcetoad | Apr 11, 2022 | News, Web Application Development
April 11, 2022 — We are proud to announce that Sourcetoad is now the first US-based company to receive a Laravel Certification! Laravel is an open source PHP framework with built-in features designed to make web app development faster and easier. Reasons our...
by Sourcetoad | Jan 24, 2017 | App Development, Programming, Web Application Development
React is a simple, yet powerful, UI library. When it was released in 2013, it offered an alternative to the existing popular monolithic JavaScript frameworks of the time. React’s most important advances are the emphasis on components, one-way data flow, the...
by Sourcetoad | Jan 19, 2016 | Code, Cool Tools, Web Application Development
As developers, the integrated development environment (IDE) we choose to use is both incredibly important and something none of us really think about. The former because it truly helps us write code quickly and efficiently, predictive text, code scanning, syntax...
by Sourcetoad | Dec 1, 2015 | Cool Tools, Web Application Development
The nice thing about using Heroku is that it is very simple to deploy. Just git push Heroku master. There are, however, just a few simple bad practices to eliminate. For instance, it’s important not to store configurations in your code. Also don’t assume...
