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We’ve had some great Engineering Blog posts over the last couple months. In our latest, Dan Siwiec makes the case for nuking your entire AWS infrastructure every so often 💥 https://t.co/6tJuXaJuv1
For QA test engineers or DevOps developers working in the Microsoft ecosystem, there are several load testing options to pick from. In our latest Engineering Blog post, Curtis Zorn offers his comparative analysis of 3 Microsoft load testing solutions https://t.co/PZ7x1Jb0jq
Check out @SlalomToronto's new event series: DevOps Dojo! These meetups offer an opportunity for IT professionals and students to learn and practice technologies such as Cloud infrastructure management and automation, serverless architectures, and CI/CD https://t.co/WhY7jWQk17
The Elm language entices web developers with functional programming and virtually no runtime errors. In our latest Engineering Blog post, Ben Lyon shares his initial thoughts from using Elm during a hackathon, and his impression on its tradeoffs in prod https://t.co/umqTPnavhg
"How to build a secure by default Kubernetes cluster with a basic CI/CD pipeline on AWS" by @SlalomUK Matthew Sheppard and Donald Carnegie. Check it out on @Medium@SlalomENG https://t.co/QhOlJoyPt0
#Kubernetes#AWS
Slalom's open source Xamarin reference architecture - XSlope - will help you quickly get Android and iOS apps setup on top of an established MVVM-based solution so your team can hit the ground running https://t.co/Te85IaDuBh
As time goes on, MVC controllers tend to become more bloated and untestable. In our latest Engineering Blog post, Eddie Groberski explains and evaluates the VIPER pattern as an alternative to MVC and MVVM for iOS development https://t.co/u8xZYGmKJl
When working with #microservices, it's common to create multiple projects- at least one per domain. Slalom's @pb8226 explains how he reduces this repetitive process by extending @java_hipster's application generator to suit his project's specific needs: https://t.co/NXegsJMU7G
In one of our first Quality Engineering blog posts, Likitha Lokesh discusses the challenges of mobile application testing, and details her use of Microsoft's Xamarin Test Cloud to easily scale automated mobile testing across many different devices: https://t.co/MANplcey9v
One of the main drivers fueling the QA evolution at Slalom has been the belief that testing is, at its core, a software engineering discipline. As such, Slalom has relaunched its QA practice as QE - Quality Engineering. We also have a dedicated QE blog: https://t.co/0LQIE2Cdt2
Happy Node 4.x EOL day 🎉
Some highlights of what you get with now the *lowest* supported Node version (6.x) =>
* Default Function Parameters
* Rest Parameters
* Spread operator
* Destructuring (Arrays & Objects)
* Proxys
* Array.includes
And more 🎉 Happy Coding!
Continuing to expand on Slalom's "Black Slope" .NET Core reference architecture, Shankur Mahajan walks you through the comprehensive, production-ready, & time-saving features that you get out-of-the-box to accelerate your development: https://t.co/F6dQxc5Qo4
In a display of wild ambition, Slalom's @ppsimatikas & team implemented IoT pressure sensors, GCP serverless inventory tracking, Alexa voice control, & ML facial recognition... to catch office Pop-Tart bandits. A story of 22hrs to win Hack the Office 2.0: https://t.co/1fTp06ehNr
Swagger is useful as a contract source of truth, but leaves room for process errors. Check out @rishirajsingh90's post showing how to enforce consistency by generating frontend models from contracts (and deserializing responses to those models on the fly): https://t.co/qZhvoTEAaj
What the *smoosh* happened to Array#flatten?! Why is everyone talking about MooTools? Why doesn’t TC39 just break the Web?
@mathias explains #SmooshGate: https://t.co/sORpEE1Q2L
Slalom's @ppsimatikas chronicles the path he took to introduce the benefits of TypeScript to his #React framework pattern in our new Engineering Blog post: https://t.co/v2CnZtBSXy