From Chaos To System In Design Teams

oining a team where there are no established design practices may feel disheartening. Does this situation resonate with you? If yes, then read on — as this article is sharing the author’s advice based on his personal experience and it will show you a way (although not easy) of facing the problem in a manner that will bring other benefits, beside order and consistency.

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6 Ways to Stay Motivated at Work

We’ve all had the feeling - you’re trying to focus on an important project but your gaze keeps sliding out the window. Or you’re on your ninth game of solitaire for the day. Or you find yourself making endless cups of tea, and hanging out in the kitchen to chat to all your colleagues who pass through.

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ECMAScript proposal: grouping Arrays via .groupBy() and .groupByToMap()

Both methods group Arrays: Input: an Array Output: groups. Each group has a group key and an Array with group members. The algorithm iterates over the Array. For each Array element, it asks its callback for a group key and adds the element to the corresponding group.

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How to Use GitLab’s Built-In Sentry Error Tracking Service

Sentry is a popular error-tracking platform that gives you real-time visibility into issues in your production environments. GitLab’s Error Reporting feature lets you bring Sentry reports into your source control platform, offering a centralized view that unifies Sentry errors and GitLab issues.

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Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt, and Anger: Resolving FUDA at Work

Here at Atomic, we have a lot of insider terms and quirky acronyms. Employees/coworkers? We call them Atoms. Grabbing lunch with another Atom? We call that a Pair Lunch. But one of my favorite terms we employ is FUDA (pronounced “foo-da”).

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Compound Component Design Pattern in React

Compound components are a React pattern that provides an expressive and flexible way for a parent component to communicate with its children, while expressively separating logic and UI. In compound components instead of passing state through props, we pass elements as children to a parent element.

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Exploring React 18’s three new APIs

The biggest topic in the React ecosystem right now is React 18 and the full release of its highly-anticipated concurrent rendering features. In June 2021, the React team announced the plan for React 18 and what was to come.

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