18Aug

Your New Project on Angular

The Angular, it is one of the most popular and best known framework in Web development. Check its rating on GitHub, for example. In our team we have spent many hours creating apps using it, and soon we will also show you our inner projects that made with it. Please stay in tune and subscribe to our facebook too.

17Aug

About Meteor.js

Today we’ll start some articles’ chain about stack we are using in our every day’s work. We’ve talked about React already and to continue our narrative, here is an interesting technology which we love here in Soshace.

09Aug

Short React Story

Today we want to talk about front-end technology that nowadays, is becoming more and more popular.

It’s name React, created by a collaboration of Facebook and Instagram to make pretty fast job, while you are working on a front-end. Last year we were watching how most of our clients started their new projects, and refactored some old one using it.

09Aug

Everyday Coding

Let us say a few words about our team. We do JavaScript project, and we doing them well.

We believe, that working on a Web projects it so important to maximize productivity and increase the speed of your app, but also, reduce the development time, to show your results in a short period.

14Jan

JavaScript / Node.js Tools

Editor. Description of the editors can be found here. I personally use WebStorm. The IDE highlights the code syntax, indicates errors, there is the possibility to connect to FTP, SFTP, and much more.

12Jan

Git – Recommendations for “Soshace” Team

The main things that I would like to draw your attention to:
1) The commit should exactly match the name. And the title should make clear what exactly you’ve pushed.
2) A good commit should fit the screen, one does not have to scroll it for too long to understand what you have done.

11Jan

Code Style

The main things that I would like to draw your attention to:
1) The names variables and methods should be clear and concise, don’t skimp on characters.
2) Methods should not exceed 30-40 lines, they are intended for solving a single specific task, and poor methods do everything.