Building mobile apps for a global audience
Andres Pineda is a Senior Front-end Developer at Shopify, and at the Mobile DevOps Summit, he shared tips to help you build apps for global audiences. Let’s recap the discussion.
Andres Pineda is a Senior Front-end Developer at Shopify, and at the Mobile DevOps Summit, he shared tips to help you build apps for global audiences. Let’s recap the discussion.
As an API provider, once you’ve decided to bring in revenue from your APIs, the next step is to figure out how you will price the usage. As with any business decision, there are plenty of ways to go about pricing an API. There are many short-term strategies to establish initial pricing and then iterate to find which pricing model and price points work best for your customers.
Completely unrelated to the unfolding events at a prominent social media company, we thought it is a good idea to highlight some anti-patterns to measuring productivity, and a few things that should be common sense to do instead.
In Golang, the WithMessage() method allows you to annotate errors with an additional message. Often, error values by themselves don’t give enough context to be useful in debugging. Take, for example, Golang’s basic error handling technique: In Golang, errors are treated as values, so err contains the error value. In this situation, a developer could make use of the error package to add context to the code along with the failure path without destroying the original value of the error.
The PHP strpos($haystack, $needle, $offset) function is used to find the numeric position of the first occurrence of a substring in a string. The haystack parameter is the string to search in, and needle is the substring being searched for. The E_WARNING: strpos(): Empty needle warning is issued if the needle substring is empty when calling the strpos() function.
A hands-on guide to help you to get started with Appium 2.0, the new features, and how to install and use it locally or on Bitrise.
The 22.4 release ends the year on a high note with faster Appian Portal deployment (via the Appian Designer), a stylish rebrand of the Appian Process Modeler (to keep your workflow looking good), and a time-saving automation upgrade (of the RPA agent launch process). With the last release of 2022, we want to say a special thank you to our dedicated Community of developers and engineers. Your expertise, feedback, and dedication to Appian are what keep us improving and expanding with every feature.