css
Why Your CSS Code Is a Slow, Broken, and Hard-to-Manage Mess
This article will discuss how to create optimized, unbroken CSS code for web apps, including how to avoid common mistakes and tools for efficiently maintaining CSS code.
Lince Mathew
kubernetes
Spotting Silent Pod Failures in Kubernetes with Grafana
This article discusses issues with Kubernetes clusters, such as pod and node failures, constraints, and how to set up an alert system using Grafana to detect these problems.
Hacking Gitlab: How We Supercharged Coverage Reports with Greasemonkey
Continuously Increasing Code Coverage as a Team At Hexmos, our team is continually improving our application, Hexmos Feedback. Hexmos Feedback tailors to meet the needs of employees who value regular, meaningful feedback, empowering the team to effortlessly stay motivated. A significant challenge in our software is that certain features occasionally
glee for Ghost: Why we abandoned the Web Editor and Adopted Markdown Files
Discussing the challenges we faced with the Web Editor on the Ghost blogging platform that led us to abandon its use and create a CLI tool called 'glee.
5 Critical Concepts: Creating Responsive and Cross-Browser-Compatible Websites
Responsiveness and Browser Compatibility Problem A well-made website should be compatible with multiple screens and browsers. Two major problems that we encountered while building webpages are Screen Responsiveness and Browser compatibility. Devices can come in a wide range of screen sizes and resolutions from small smartphones to large desktop monitors.
DevTools in the Pipeline: How to Keep Your Website Snappy, Lean, and Beautiful
The Quality Monitoring Problem Websites (or apps) start just fine: they are fast, lightweight, and have good aesthetics. Over time though, they degrade: the website becomes slow and bulky, and the design goes off the rails. Degradation often stems from haphazard features, plugins, and content accumulation. Degradation is almost unnoticeable
Ansible + Nuitka: One-line Installer for Smoother Employee Onboarding
The Employee Onboarding Problem At Hexmos, we faced a significant challenge when onboarding new software engineering interns. The process of integrating them into our team and systems was very demanding. Typically, one or two senior developers would spend a significant amount of time helping interns install the many tools, packages,