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"There’s many ways to add value, and many ways to think you’re adding value" tkjs.us/adding-value
"'lets keep it simple' in the same breath as things like 'and use Kafka to feed a Spark Streaming cluster'" tkjs.us/adding-value
Just Blogged: Adding Value tkjs.us/adding-value
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Awhile back we wrote about Backwards Compatibility. tkjs.us/backwards-compat
The Siren Song of Component Libraries tkjs.us/component-lib
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From the archives: Error Status. tkjs.us/2LoEh0L
In case you missed it last week: The Siren Song of Component Libraries tkjs.us/component-lib
"Common button styling is important, but revenue targets are rightly more important." tkjs.us/component-lib
The Siren Song of Component Libraries by @BrandesEric tkjs.us/component-lib
Impermanent UIs: the Fleeting Frontend tkjs.us/fleeting-frontend
"Death by a Thousand Business Requirements" tkjs.us/component-lib
"The cost of building one-size-fits-all UI components is almost always greater than the benefit" tkjs.us/component-lib
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"Developers love to save 20 minutes of boring work by doing 40 hours of fun work." tkjs.us/component-lib
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Just Blogged: The Siren Song of Component Libraries tkjs.us/component-lib
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In case you missed it last week: Impermanent UIs: the Fleeting Frontend tkjs.us/fleeting-frontend
"instead of focusing on hot-reloading, immutable reducers, or higher order components, focus on time-to-market." tkjs.us/fleeting-frontend
Impermanent UIs: the Fleeting Frontend by @BrandesEric tkjs.us/fleeting-frontend
"A Big Zero: the number of times I’ve seen anyone re-design a real production site, changing only CSS." tkjs.us/fleeting-frontend
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