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Cool Things You Can Do with First-Class Modules in ReasonReact

This post is about not so widely known advanced feature of the language, that helps to build handy abstractions over ReasonReact components.

Success the ShakaCode Way!

It’s Thanksgiving today! I’m taking a few minutes to put down a few thoughts that I hope will bring you, your family, and your friends “success” in the coming year.

Clubhouse (Jira/Trello/Github) Toggl Time and Task Tracking

Clear and regular communications regarding time spent on various tasks are critical to having good client relationships. To this end, ShakaCode leverages Toggl with Clubhouse to provide reports to our clients so they can assess the overall level of effort for various tasks and efficiency of ShakaCode development efforts.

Introduction to Cypress on Rails

Cypress provides really powerful tools to create true end-to-end tests for modern web applications. With these testing features, stay 100% confident that all frontend user interactions, even async requests, work as expected.

HVMN’s 90% Reduction in Server Response Time from React on Rails Pro

Since HVMN installed React on Rails Pro, they’ve seen a roughly 90% improvement in server-response times. The gain came from a combination of intelligent caching along with a much more efficient…

Front-End Sadness to Happiness: The React on Rails Story at GORUCO 2017

Here is a short recap of my odyssey around 4 major US cities giving talks on React on Rails in June of 2017. This talk focused on the “Why?” of React on Rails.

An Attitude of Gratitude for Open Source

This happened today, in a discussion on github, regarding the “damage” done by having two alternative mainstream ways of integrating React.js with Ruby on Rails.

The React on Rails Doctrine

This document is an extension and complement to "The Rails Doctrine."

Who Is ShakaCode?

by JUSTIN GORDON in SEP 17, 2015

GoGaRuCo 2013: Community > Code

A Newbie's 2013 GoGaRuCo Experience