I’ve been build javacript applicaiton for about 12 months now and have made a bit of effort to help out a few developers with some starter tips. I thought it would be a good idea to share them with everyone. These are all either things that I wish I’d known when I started out, or things that really helped me master Javascript.
The term MVP takes on a specific meaning in the world of tech startups and software companies around the world. The Minimum Viable Product (MVP) is a product with just enough features to gather practical insights about it and its continued development. Here are some key things to keep in mind when planning and working through your ideas during the early stage.
Introduction To Continuous Delivery Many agile development teams find it difficult to have the same agility in delivering software, compared to the agility achieved in developing new solutions. The fact is that developing software is one activity and delivering software running in production or QA environment is another kind of work, but in agile development these two activities walk side by side.
Planning effective development agile iteration is key to successful agile development. The purpose of iteration planning is for the development team to complete the set of prioritized product backlog items. The Backlog Items should have sufficient details for a good understanding of the requirements.
What Is Javascript Minification? Javascript Minification refers to the process of removing unnecessary characters from the javascript source code. This is the reason it is called minification, as all the data which is not necessary is removed from the source code and java script is compressed. Even though, these characters are removed from the script, the functionality is not disturbed at all. Thus, the javascript code will function the same way as it was working before compressing the code.
What Is Binary Encoding? Binary encoding is a procedure to convert data to a form that allows the data to be easily used by difference computer operating systems. This achieved by converting binary data to a ASCII string format, specifically, converting 8-bit data into a 7-bit format, that use as standard set of ASCII printable characters. ASCII, American Standard Code for Information Interchange, was developed by AT&T in the early 1960s And is the most widely used character encoding format. Modern character encoding continues to be base on ASCII although it support many additional characters and different languages.