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Digital Transformation - Driving Success
March 9, 2022As we enter 2022, the pace of digital change is at an all-time high and shows no evidence of slowing down. To address these changes and adapt to a swiftly evolving digital marketplace, companies are rapidly digitizing their internal operations, supply-chain management, and customer interactions.Zero Argument, Asynchronous Class Configuration & Instantiation
March 2, 2022In this article, you will learn by example, a pattern for developing TypeScript service-layer classes that are capable of asynchronous, self-configuration.Optimizing Incident Response Thanks to Chaos Engineering
February 17, 2022When some think of Chaos Engineering, they may only see how common areas like resiliency, security, and performance can be improved in a system. However, one such experiment also taught me that Chaos Engineering can help improve your team’s incident response mean time to recovery (MTTR)!New Research: The State of Digital Transformation
January 25, 2022We're excited to introduce our inaugural custom research report, The State of Digital Transformation.We're Building a Visual Regression Testing Library for React Native
January 13, 2022Today we are announcing **react-native-owl**, a visual regression testing library focused on React Native. This is a library that enables developers to introduce visual regression tests to their apps for **iOS** and **Android.**Theming a React Application with Vanilla Extract
December 1, 2021In this blog post, we're going to look at theming a React application with Vanilla Extract, which solves a lot of our theming problems in a single CSS-in-JS library.Developing GraphQL APIs Using TypeGraphQL
November 23, 2021In this article we will explore another popular JavaScript code-first library: TypeGraphQL. We will use the same schema as before, the same in-memory data, and Apollo Server. This way we can easily compare how we can create the same API using different tools for building the schema.3 Combat Sports Principles that Apply to Site Reliability Engineering
November 18, 2021Principles from the combat sports world also apply in the professional life of Site Reliability Engineering (SRE). Here's how.Harnessing Data to Inform Change
November 11, 2021To survive, businesses now need a daily customer or user engagement feed to tap into ever-changing needs and behaviours. How can this data be harnessed for positive change?Getting Started with (and Surviving) Node.js ESM
November 9, 2021The Node.js ecosystem is shifting towards ESM. We examine what lies in store for application and library authors, learn some of challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for Node.js developers, and provide tips and tricks for surviving the bumpy transition ride ahead.Adventures with Victory and Canvas
November 4, 2021In this post, I will focus on how we can use the Canvas API to create custom data visualization components that can be used with Victory or as standalone visualizations.Data Visualizations and the Main Thread: A (Sometimes) Love Story
October 27, 2021Over the past six weeks, I have been working on a fellowship here at Formidable to dive into data visualization performance with large datasets, and how we can improve [](https://formidable.com/open-source/victory/)Victory to take some pressure off the main thread. Here's how.Making The Most Of Your Design Team’s Move From Sketch To Figma
October 12, 2021Change isn’t easy. So here’s a guide for you and your team as you embark on the voyage from Sketch to Figma.Developing GraphQL APIs using Nexus
September 16, 2021When developing a GraphQL API there are two popular approaches to create the GraphQL Schema: the schema-first approach and the code-first. Which is better?