Three months ago, I wrote an article titled “Remote as default, office as an option. Our remote work approach”. On it, we’ve tried to share our vision on the future of work.
Design handoff is the moment where all the little pixels are shared with the Engineering team to make them come alive. This is an ongoing process that should be respected as much as the final result. We use Zeplin to help us with this.
It’s always great news when one of our clients succeeds. In this case, it’s a milestone for us too: for the first time on Pixelmatters history, one of our clients got acquired! 🚀
Earlier this year, we announced the move to a brand new office after almost 4 years in the same space, at the heart of Porto, Aliados. Architecture project was completed, a builder was found, construction work was about to begin, but all of a sudden, by March 2020, the entire world was forced to work fully remotely.
In this tutorial, let's take a look into the Viper design pattern, apply it to a Todolist application, and run some unit tests.
In this tutorial, let's take a look into the Viper design pattern, apply it to a Todolist application, and run some unit tests.
In this tutorial, let's take a look into the Viper design pattern, apply it to a Todolist application, and run some unit tests.
People say that developing products isn’t easy. Neither it is to build long-distance relationships. But, how about doing both, simultaneously?
One of the main goals of a developer is to automate every operation that turns out to be repetitive. This gives them to focus on the actual problems of the project and lets them develop faster with fewer worries.
