Insights about the app design and development ecosystem.
Olívia PachecoPosted on During these past years, many startups popped up with this different and super cool work environment. It is completely new and seems adventurous, but worked nicely for most of them. Since we are this new kind of technology company, I thought it would be nice to talk about our own experience.
Wellington AdamPosted on The challenges faced by students who start in Computer Science are many: from subjects that are related to mathematics to keeping the motivation with all the works to deliver. However, one of the main challenges is understanding the concept of logic and coding, which is the basis for much of the course of academic life.
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Natam OliveiraPosted on Let’s talk about Neo4j, a graph database that recently has attracted a significant number of fans. My goal is for you to have a brief (I promise to be quick) vision of how it works and to give you some examples to make it more tangible.
We are used to write data using tables, to relate them through primary keys and, by looking directly at the data, you only see IDs. Graph databases were designed mainly so that this doesn’t happen. Its purpose is for you to have a complete understanding when looking at the data. Continue Reading
Marcelo GraciettiPosted on This holiday season we have extra special news to celebrate – and we are excited to share our recently earned award. Cheesecake Labs is honored to be featured in the annual Global Leaders list and also to be included in the Clutch 1000, a new and exclusive category by Clutch.
Rurik PinheiroPosted on In this article you will get to know what is React Suspense, how to use this feature and what to expect from the future of the SPA’s (Single-page application) from my point of view.
In the last JsConf at Iceland, Dan Abramov showed us a new feature called Suspense, where you can manage asynchronous requests and more – if you didn’t watch the presentation, you can do it right now:
Endy SilveiraPosted on In the Tolkien’s universe, twenty Rings of Power were forged and given as gift to the rulers of Middle-Earth, the Elves, the Dwarfs and the Humans. There were Three rings for the Elven kings under the sky, the most powerful of the twenty, after the One ring.
In our universe, a lot of tools were created and given as gift to the rulers of the Earth. If we focus on technology, more precisely in mobile metrics, we can say that there are Three tools for the Analytics kings under the sky – and they are as powerful as the elven rings.
Frank KairPosted on Most of us love new tech. We’re always after that new shining piece of software that’s going to make us more productive or will stretch our minds to think differently.
Arthur SadyPosted on Hi there, I wanted to talk a little bit about my experience with the In app purchase from Google Play. I believe it can be confusing to understand it at first (l surely had some trouble) but once you get to know it better it becomes a great asset.
Guilherme DevincenziPosted on In the last year, the term Blockchain has grown beyond a niche vocabulary and made itself known in news all around the world, closely tied with the all time high of Bitcoin. It has sparked a discussion around Blockchain’s applications beyond the financial world, and about the breakthroughs it could bring to something fundamental to human relations: trust.
Olívia PachecoPosted on After helping a few people with their blogposts, I’ve started to notice that some of them are really good writers, master the content, chronology and express their ideas in a very clear way. However, this knowledge is not exactly what defines good blogpost writing.
