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There are a few misconceptions about what developers should know before going into a new development role, but the biggest misconception is that the developer should know a wide range of programming languages and be an expert in all of them. But, since the fundamental concepts of programming are shared amongst all the languages like […]
In part one we talked about Monolithic Components and a Lack of Abstraction. In this post, we will continue talking about best practices we’ve found working with React/Redux over the past year. Connecting too many components is an issue that should be avoided when working in React and Redux. Having too many components connected to […]
Since I started at PMG about a year ago, we have used a set of Best Practices that we enforce on our own and client’s sites when implementing tags. We use them because like everything else in the universe given enough time, tag containers tend towards chaos. Users pop in to add the pixel that […]
Like a few other developers at PMG, I had the pleasure of attending Amazon’s re:Invent conference in Las Vegas this year. It was not only my first time attending re:Invent, but also my first time at a major tech conference. It was an incredible experience with hours of interactive learning the likes of which will be difficult […]