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MockOla is a simple and diverse tool that has many use cases. In this post, we created a blog mockup by dragging and dropping widgets, customizing those widgets through the property pop-up, importing an image, and using the draw function to request feedback. Finally, we saved and downloaded the image as a .png file.
This mockup was finished in a couple of minutes. The best part of MockOla is it allows the user to have the ease of a lo-fi mockup, but the end result of a polished, professional-looking product.
With the recent news, many companies currently find themselves in the real situation of a sudden transition to a remote staff for the first time. With the snap of a finger, your team members suddenly lack the proximity to be able to function in the same exact way. Yet, work must be done and deadlines still need to be met.
In this blog, we introduce tips, suggestions, and takeaways for Agile software development team members to successfully work remotely or distributed for the first time.
In this blog we discuss basic concepts surrounding quantum qubits (quantum entanglement, superposition, and decoherence), relate superposition to the “Bloch Sphere,” obtain a random value by measuring a qubit in superposition, and present a Q# quantum number generator (QRNG) that generates random numbers to the console…