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15 May 2019

Codemagic CI/CD goes beyond mobile with Flutter. #FlutterWeb

por khassler | publicado en: BlogHassler.ec, Dart, Design, Flutter, Google, Medium, Mobile, Programación, Progresisive Web Apps, PWA | 0

Flutter goes Web The reason that Flutter is attractive to so many mobile developers is because it allows to build beautiful, native-looking cross-platform mobile apps from a single code base, saving both time and money. What could be better than being … Continuar

1 May 2019

Apple Maps vs. Google Maps: Which Is Better?

por khassler | publicado en: BlogHassler.ec, Design, Front End, Google, Google Maps, Internet, Maps, Medium, Mobile, Programación, UX | 0

Google and Apple’s navigation apps are often the first two names to come to mind when people think of a map app. What are the pros and cons of each, and what future development plans are in the works to … Continuar

20 Mar 2019

Automotive maps: Shift to cloud-based services

por khassler | publicado en: BlogHassler.ec, Google, Google Maps, Maps, Medium, Mobile, Programación, REST API, Self Driving Cars | 0

It’s no secret that the in-car navigation experience is pretty bad. For years, drivers have ignored the navigation in their dash opting for the one on their phones. It has just been a flat-out better experience: better user interface, faster … Continuar

18 Mar 2019

What I Wish I Knew Before I Learned to Code

por khassler | publicado en: BlogHassler.ec, Design, Google, HTML, Internet, JavaScript, Programación, Progresisive Web Apps, PWA | 0

The questions that held me back Photo by Chris Ried on Unsplash I’ve been “coding” since I was a child. I didn’t think I was doing anything remarkable; I thought HTML was common knowledge back in the era of AOL 3.0 and Geocities. I … Continuar

17 Mar 2019

Programming is hard

por khassler | publicado en: BlogHassler.ec, CSS, Front End, Google, HTML, Internet, Medium, Mobile, Programación, Progresisive Web Apps, PWA | 0

What if it doesn’t come naturally to you? This JavaScript looks beautiful. Or is it Ruby? Or Python? Look at all the colors. by Joshua Aragon on Unsplash There are a lot of aspiring developers here on Medium. There are a lot of expert … Continuar

14 Mar 2019

Bringing 3D perimeter lidar to partners

por khassler | publicado en: BlogHassler.ec, Design, Google, Google Maps, Internet, Self Driving Cars, Waymo | 0

For over a decade, Waymo has been developing self-driving technology with a mission to make it safe and easy for people and things to move around. In the earliest days of our program, we developed our own software, but purchased … Continuar

11 Mar 2019

ClickHelp March Release Sneak Peek — Agile Technical Writing

por khassler | publicado en: BlogHassler.ec, ClickHelp, Design, Google, Medium, Productividad, TeamWork, Technical Writer | 0

We are about to provide you with another exclusive insight into the next ClickHelp product release! Today, we will share details of an exciting feature that will become available this March. ClickHelp users are getting the possibility of updating/adding any … Continuar

6 Mar 2019

No localhost? No problem! Using Google Cloud Shell as my full time development environment.

por khassler | publicado en: BlogHassler.ec, Chrome, Chrome DevTools, Chromebook, Front End, Google, Medium, Mobile, Productividad, Programación | 0

I recently switched to a Chromebook full time (the awesome Pixelbook), and the first question I get asked is “How do you do any development work on it?” While Chromebooks are getting more powerful local development (a la Crostini), I’ve actually been … Continuar

3 Mar 2019

We support Google: APIs shouldn’t be copyrightable

por khassler | publicado en: BlogHassler.ec, Google, Google Maps, Medium, Mobile, Programación | 0

Image Credit: John Brighenti, CC-BY 2.0 By: Tom Lee Yesterday we joined Mozilla, Medium, Patreon, Etsy, and Wikimedia in an amicus brief supporting Google’s petition to the Supreme Court in the Oracle v. Google case. Although our role here is small, this case is huge, scary, … Continuar

18 Feb 2019

Finding Your Way With .map()

por khassler | publicado en: BlogHassler.ec, CSS, Design, Google, Google Maps, Internet, Medium, Programación | 0

Unsplash: Kyle Loftus At the end of the article is a CodePen that demonstrates the concepts presented here. The verbosity and elegance of a solution are driven by the tools we have to solve a particular problem. While the goal of problem-solving is to … Continuar

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