Have you ever needed to include the same data on every template within a Django project? One way of achieving this is to pass the same data to the template in every view across the project. However, as your project grows, and with it the number of views, this can…

As online commerce continues to grow at breakneck speed — you’d think we would have hit the peak by now, but apparently not! — omnichannel commerce becomes increasingly important for most retailers. Being able to connect with your customers only via your brick-and-mortar storefront (if you even have one) and…

Once you’ve thought of the idea you want to build into a new app, it’s easy to get so excited about your vision, that you don’t consider what customers actually want. Proof of concept is a quick way to pump the breaks, get customer feedback, and refine your business model. …

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We are halfway through the year, and it’s time to review the predicted trends in web design. Have they actually panned out? Are we seeing them implemented in websites and application design? And why should you even care about design trends? According to Forrester research, just one dollar invested in…

“Where is this error coming from?? Everything looks like it should work but it just isn’t!!” We’ve all been in this situation at one point or another. Debugging code isn’t always fun but it doesn’t have to be difficult. The first tool that I reach for when I find myself…

Let’s use Instagram as a case study to analyze traditional versus low code/no code programming. As with our previous blog about Uber, this case study is going to look at a simplified version of a picture-sharing app. The goal is to really understand the business goals and development investment in each of these applications. This will also be an MVP-style build. It will not include…

Investigating Low Code/No Code with Uber as a Case Study — Whenever we begin project roadmapping with a client the goal is to be able to get a clear understanding of the features so we can scope out the number of hours it will take to build something and therefore quote a price. At the end of the day, clients want…

Are you planning an e-commerce app? Here are several key features you should consider for your build. Which one is most important to your customers? Which one is most important to your business? Full Transcript Below: Cody: High accessibility, ease of use. Cris: There are some avenues that I…