Snippets from the minds of our devs
We’re back with another AppByte! This time, we’re exploring the fascinations of Emile Nieuwoudt, an entry-level dev at Appenate. If the coalescence of encryption and math lore interests you, stick around. Context As an Entry-Level Full-Stack-Developer with a background in Mathematics that’s recently joined the IT-Industry, it warmed my heart … Read more
It’s been a while, but we’re back with another Appnbyte! In case you missed it – Appnbytes are mini-articles written by the developers at Appenate, translating complex ideas and findings into simple language. This one is meaty and a must-read for anyone interested in basic web security. It was written … Read more
With our third AppnByte – we’re taking a look at the testing process, as seen through the eyes of Brandon Reid, a junior front-end dev at Appenate. Let’s enter the process. Combining Manual & Automated Testing The testing process begins long before the code is even written. Much thought is … Read more
Welcome to another AppnByte. An initiative where our developers unpack the lessons they’ve learned throughout their programming careers. Today’s piece is on distraction, penned by Bradley Smithies – Software Architect at Appenate. Let’s jump in. How To Avoid Rabbit Holes Every programmer has found themselves here at some point: working, … Read more
“AppnBytes” is a new initiative that provides a rare look into the minds of our developers. Our very first entry is from Joe de Lange, Intermediate Front-End Developer at Appenate. Let’s dive right in. Optimising The User Experience As a largely data capture-driven product, we have to frequently display large … Read more