Linting is an important step to ensure code quality, and it fits well as an automated process in the development pipeline. Most teams use the default lint configuration provided by their framework, missing opportunities to prevent runtime errors and increase code quality with the extended set of ESLint rules.
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Project Management Series: What is the Project Lifecycle?
Understanding the project lifecycle is key to successful project management. The project lifecycle is the path each project takes from beginning to end. While the boundaries between each step might be difficult to grasp at first, most (not all) successful projects will have a five step lifecycle. Follow this guide to learn the five steps of the project lifecycle and the actions taken in each step.

Megha Sehgal
Work Smarter: Optimize Your Checklists with Emoji-Coding ✅
Ready to level-up your note taking and task management? Emoji-coding is a fun little technique to help you manage your checklists. It's designed to help document and tackle tasks more efficiently, regardless of the digital note taking medium.

Luca Wistendahl
The Form & Function of Product Design
Product design is a necessary part of the product development process. Although design might necessitate some level of creativity and an understanding of visual arts, design and art are not synonymous. Where arts are meant to express, designs are meant to function. This post explains the basics of creating a high quality product design.
Eileen T. Ward
Is Your Angular Build Slow Due to Bloated Dependencies?
Bulky dependencies can slow down the build speed of your Angular application and cause your Angular bundle to bloat. A common reason why an Angular bundle is bloated is that it uses a library like MomentJS that isn't tree-shakable. Replacing problematic dependencies can cause significant improvements to your developer experience and reduce your application's build time.

Mark Thompson