Sura is among the largest Latin American companies in the insurance industry according to the MAPFRE Foundation. We worked together to redesign their application & responsive web used by their clients and the insurance company Answer.
ChronWell is a platform where people who suffered work-related injuries can access resources to speed up their recovery, as well as communicating with their employer and healthcare providers.
Building a solid and scalable digital payment app for continuos delivery.
Raised Real’s service enables parents to feed their children nourishing, flavorful homemade meals in a matter of minutes.
Many businesses want to develop an app for their customers to provide the best value. Unfortunately creating native apps for android and iOS is painful and time-consuming as it requires maintaining separate codebases. To overcome this cross-platform development will help us.
Types in JavaScript
In simple terms, a type group supports equal values on which common activities can be performed. JavaScript has six primitives types:
As a child growing up in the UK, a proverb that I would hear often was “A poor workman blames his tools”. The meaning behind this is that it is not the tools that make us good, it’s more to do with how we employ them.
Due to the unopinionated nature of JavaScript, there are many ways to accomplish a single task. This can be a double edge sword, especially when working in a larger team setting. This is where processes and guidelines come into play. In this article I’m going to show you how my team does error handling in an Express.js application using an error handling middleware.
Branding is the creation of a name and symbol or design that identifies the product and differentiates it from all other similar products.
This is a marketing strategy meant to create instant recognition of a product immediately one sees either the name or the symbol of the product.
Companies invest millions of dollars in branding, and this is one of the characteristics of all known companies and products.
