In part 3 of this series we moved our code to GitLab and set up a workflow where we push changes from our local machine up to GitLab, which fired a webhook to deploy the app automatically to Azure. We're getting to a better place, but there are

In parts 1 and 2 we built an Angular + node.js app and deployed it to Azure using our local git repository. We noted at the end of part 2 that we can definitely improve on our solution. It works, but it doesn't really alleviate us from the

In the previous part, we created an Angular 4 app with a node.js backend. It builds and works on our machine. While that's all well and good, it would be better if we can get it running on something else. Let's do just that. We&

So I was having an impromptu conversation with a buddy of mine when we got on the subject of Angular and how to deploy the app to the cloud. They mentioned that there were tutorials out there, but he didn't know where to get started. Here's

It's been a while since Microsoft's Build 2016 conference when they announced their open source framework [https://github.com/Microsoft/BotBuilder] for developing bots. At the time of this writing, it's evolved [https://docs.botframework.com/en-us/node/builder/whats-new/#v33] to include new

This isn't the boogeyman. This is real. And it's everywhere. You can try to hide it in the closet so that your visitors never know; but, just like in the Tell-Tale Heart [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Tell-Tale_Heart], you'll know that it&

User centered design (UCD) has been a common buzzword over the past few years. Properly embraced, UCD can be extremely beneficial to software teams looking to deliver useful products for their end users. At its core, the concept is straightforward: every aspect of the end user is taken into account