We sometimes have to create HTML emails and there’s usually some aspects of them behaving differently depending on the email client people use.
This project, inspired by “caniuse.com” might be useful: https://www.caniemail.com/
If you add a new file to your code which you want to add to git later, you can show that intent early with git add --intent-to-add. This is quite useful when want to add new files to the index (so you don’t forget about them later), but you’re still working on them and don’t want to add the content just yet 🥳
Git is a useful tool for collaboration. However, we often experience conflicts when multiple people are working on the same branch.
Both, SASS and CSS support variables, and of course they are not the same:
The first time I found out about eurucamp was during the euruko 2011. Some people talked about this “unconference” close to the venue that a few people had organized. The tickets for the euruko had been sold out too quickly and everyone who could not buy one was invited to meet there instead. At that euruko I gave my first real talk and because of that I was way too nervous to take the U8 to visit them. I should have done it.
React is currently the hottest JavaScript framework out there. And shockingly it had no usergroup here in Berlin. But luckily this changed last week with the first meeting of React Berlin in our office.
Yesterday we had the awesome chance to host the Rug:B again. And as always, it was packed. It was really great to see so many people in our office.
2014 was an awesome year for bitcrowd. We had lots of fun and worked on awesome projects with great customers. In this post we want to highlight a few of the moments of 2014 we loved.
There are a handful of tools you never know you missed, unless someone shows them to you. And MTR is clearly one of them.