What I’ve Learned from Performing Cross-Browser Testing
Testing a website across multiple browsers is an important part of the Quality Control process. Here are some helpful tips for cross-browser testing.
Semantic Versioning: Putting Meaning Behind Version Numbers
What do the version numbers on software programs actually mean? Learn how Semantic Versioning can provide some insight about versions and upgrades.
How a Rubber Duck Taught Me to Be a Better Programmer
Programming is complicated, but sometimes inspiration can come from unlikely sources. Learn about an unorthodox tool for developers: the rubber duck.
How Diagram Uses Package Management in Development
Learn how Diagram manages common code modules through our Core Library to keep all our developers on the same page.
Web Developer Tip: A Better Way to Handle Caching
Caching data is a useful technique to improve website performance, but it can be prone to error. Learn how we've simplified and improved the process.
Why Cross-Browser Testing is an Important Part of QC
During the Quality Control phase of a web design and development project, cross-browser testing is vital. Find out why and how to implement this test.
Keeping Your Code Clean and Organized
There are many reasons to keep your code clean and organized, here are some of those reasons and guidelines to help you create cleaner code along the way.
Save Your Cache, It Pays
Ever feel like you are repeating tasks all day long? Caching is a powerful technique when building websites and can help you save time and resources.
Classic vs. New Technologies in the CMS World
Everything was new at one point, and all new things
eventually become old. The trick is to know when to use the new thing, and when
to polish up something older and make it shine all over again.
8 Tips for Testing Your Website
Quality Assurance strategy and implementation is an important part of your project plan and can be the difference between a successful launch and one that is embarrassing to your organization.