Alright, Innovator! I see you’ve been using Microsoft 365 Planner, and it’s like you’ve started building your productivity mansion. As someone who’s been through the process, I’d love to help you add more floors and rooms to it.
So, let’s pick up our productivity blueprints and continue building with these three awesome strategies.
The Angular framework has been one of the most popular choices for web developers over the years. Angular brings exciting updates and improvements to enhance developer productivity and user experience with the latest update. In this post, we will briefly explore the new features and improvements introduced in Angular 16.
Recently, I was joking with some team members, trying my best to get someone to develop a VS Code plugin for me that would allow VS Code to simultaneously connect to multiple Android emulators.
I was working on some font sizing issues in Flutter and needed to test the changes on multiple device viewport sizes. Needless to say, it was taking too much time to ramp various Android emulators up and down.
Later that day, I decided to start playing with the debugger and emulator options, with no expectations of finding anything substantial. Sometimes throwing something against the wall to see if it sticks provides the best surprises!
In every software application I’ve ever worked on, no matter the industry or maturity of the team or number of weeks in a sprint, there have been three questions that always come up: What is the best way to center a
? Should we use tabs or spaces? How should we implement complex workflows?
It was with that third question in mind that I stumbled upon a link in HackerNews a few weeks back on Temporal.io announcing that its .NET SDK is now in alpha.
If you aren’t in the know, Temporal is a library that lets you describe workflows as code. It’s available in multiple languages, but the Python flavor is the most popular.
So, I took a leap of faith, tried out the Temporal .NET SDK, and decided to recap my thoughts for you all as a blog. I’ll walk through, at a high level, what the Temporal approach is, the implications of workflows at the different zones of enterprise architecture, and where I see Temporal being useful in a large organization’s software strategy.
The KeyholeSoftware.dev team is proud to announce the launch of a new mobile application, a cross-platform Flutter app that assists guitarists with a variety of different tuning setups called KHS Guitar Tuner Pro. With its versatile features and user-friendly interface, this application is a vital tool for musicians of all skill levels.
The Flutter-based, mobile application is now available for download on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. Download it and begin using the tool for free today.
