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Have you ever been tasked to translate an existing application into various languages? Common advice would be to start early. What if you have to add internationalization to an existing application with more than half a million lines of code? Here is how we prepared for this challenge.

If you've been working as a developer for a while, you've probably found yourself processing data on a regular basis. I’m talking about the CSV-file you got from a client or the JSON file which needs some remapping of keys.

I have been listening to podcasts for many years and I learned so much from it. Today I'm going to share some of my favorite podcasts along with 10 must-listen episodes. If you have any good recommendations please let me know!

Lots of tools come and go, but some become a crucial part of our workflow. In this post I’m going to share the five essential tools that I have used for years.

The cloud is more than just a place to host your app. It’s a toolbox, filled with all kinds of handy tools, ready to help. Leveraging the cloud lets you focus on what’s matters to you, your business logic, and little to no maintenance is required: the possibilities of the cloud are endless, your time is not.

How much time do you spend adding JIRA or any other external links to your Pull Request description? If you raise five Pull Requests a week and it takes you about 10 seconds to grab and insert that link, you spend 43 minutes a year copying and pasting links to GitHub.

But that’s not the worst part, the cognitive cost of jumping between tools and tasks affects your productivity beyond those 10 seconds.

When was the last time you refactored code? Was it in the past week? The past day? Or even code you pushed five minutes ago? In this post I’ll show you how to perform large-scale refactors, regardless of the language, in just a few minutes.