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Jul 13, 2021

Tutorial: Hello CodeBot — a simple, secure, rich media, low code application
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Doug Rosenberg

CodeBot is really useful for rapid prototyping, in addition to helping create a rock-solid…

CodeBot is really useful for rapid prototyping, in addition to helping create a rock-solid production release. It's that stage right at the start of the project where you want to get things off to a flying start; so you optimise communication levels via UX prototyping, use case storyboarding, domain modeling etc, with all the right people in the room (or zoom call)... The key is that you can generate working proof-of-concepts while this is going on, or in between UX workshops, and hone the requirements based on working software.

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Apr 18, 2021

DeFi Uniswap challenger BSC Station is ready to, er, leave the station

Binance Smart Chain (BSC) just gained a Decentralized Exchange and NFT ecosystem — Following a brief lull, Decentralised Finance (DeFi) is starting to heat up again. For investors that’s great news, although personally I’m far more interested in the technology side of things. (Doesn’t stop me investing on the side, of course!). A relatively new DeFi project, BSC Station, is turning out to…

Defi

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DeFi Uniswap rival BSC Station is ready to, er, leave the station
DeFi Uniswap rival BSC Station is ready to, er, leave the station
Defi

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Parallel Agile Blog

·Nov 26, 2020

How to create a full-stack React Bootstrap UI in under 10 minutes

A tutorial and reference on designing a complete web application and generating it with CodeBot UX — CodeBot from Parallel Agile is a full-stack application generator, which can also host your generated application in the cloud. Give CodeBot a domain model and UI wireframes, and it’ll create: a React web UI a MongoDB database a Node/Express.js REST API, optionally secured using JWT API client libraries — currently…

Tutorial

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How to create a full-stack React Bootstrap UI in under 10 minutes
How to create a full-stack React Bootstrap UI in under 10 minutes
Tutorial

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Parallel Agile Blog

·Nov 19, 2020

Five domain modeling tips to get the best results from CodeBot

CodeBot from Parallel Agile is a full stack application generator. Give it a domain model and it’ll generate a scalable system in under a minute. As an added bonus, if you hand it some UI wireframes too, it’ll generate an end-to-end application including a React.js web-app. As CodeBot is designed…

Tutorial

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Five domain modeling tips to get the best results from CodeBot
Five domain modeling tips to get the best results from CodeBot
Tutorial

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Level Up Coding

·Nov 17, 2020

Five domain modeling tips to get the best results from the CodeBot full-stack application generator

CodeBot from Parallel Agile is a versatile product. Give it a domain model (in the form of a simple UML class diagram), and it will generate a complete, working software stack… from client libraries in a variety of languages, to a secure REST API server working with a choice of…

Sysml

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Five domain modeling tips to get the best results from the CodeBot full-stack application generator
Five domain modeling tips to get the best results from the CodeBot full-stack application generator
Sysml

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Level Up Coding

·Apr 28, 2020

For software developers, the new normal is not normal

Software development as an industry regularly embraces change. New programming languages, new software libraries to learn, new versions of software libraries to learn, even entirely new ways of working… as an industry, we face change regularly and as part of our work. But the novel Coronavirus, and the world’s inevitable…

Scrum

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For software developers, the new normal is not normal
For software developers, the new normal is not normal
Scrum

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Level Up Coding

·Mar 3, 2020

Why developers always seem to get estimates wrong… and what you can do about it

Does the amount of work left always seem to rise during a sprint rather than drop? This happens to a lot of teams, and the cause is almost always the same. The classic (though often misunderstood and misused) burndown chart represents a running total of the estimated effort remaining in…

Burndown Chart

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Why developers always seem to get estimates wrong… and what you can do about it
Why developers always seem to get estimates wrong… and what you can do about it
Burndown Chart

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Level Up Coding

·Feb 16, 2020

Ace your JavaScript interview by writing domain oriented unit tests

Faced with an upcoming programmer interview? It’s pretty much a certainty that you’ll be asked to complete a coding task. This could be a “homework” assignment that you prepare ahead of time, or an on-site programming task done during the interview itself. Either way, it’s your opportunity to really shine…

Unit Testing

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Ace your next JavaScript interview by writing domain oriented unit tests
Ace your next JavaScript interview by writing domain oriented unit tests
Unit Testing

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Level Up Coding

·Jan 25, 2020

Use these 3 proven techniques to improve your unit tests

When we develop a new software feature or story, all too often error handling is tacked-on as an afterthought — or worse, when a bug happens to be found. This can result in many edge cases and error conditions simply being missed. Result? …

Unit Testing

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3 ways to write better, more rigorous unit tests
3 ways to write better, more rigorous unit tests
Unit Testing

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codeburst

·Jan 19, 2020

Why you should be writing component tests instead of unit tests

What’s the difference between a unit test and a component test, and when should you choose which to write? For many developers, an obvious consideration is size — the amount of code a test covers. By definition, unit tests are “small” as they each cover a single method or class…

Domain Driven Design

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Why you should be writing component tests instead of unit tests
Why you should be writing component tests instead of unit tests
Domain Driven Design

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