Atyantik Blog, Page 6
Notes on software engineering from the Atyantik practice.
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Juzer Dhoon
Component-driven development with Storybook and Vite
Component-driven development with Storybook and Vite as one isolation stack: the Vite builder keeps the loop real-time, Pico CSS keeps markup honest.
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Juzer Dhoon
CSS Grid vs Flexbox: The Dimensional Decision
CSS Grid vs Flexbox, decided by axis-count: reach for Grid for the two-axis frame and Flexbox for the one-axis contents, and compose both in one layout.
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Ajay Patel
Headless vs Traditional E-commerce Platforms
Compare headless and traditional e-commerce solutions. Understand the trade-offs between simplicity and flexibility to choose the right platform.
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Ishan Chavda
WCAG 2.0 vs 2.1 vs 2.2: which version binds you
WCAG 2.0 vs 2.1 vs 2.2 and Levels A, AA and AAA: which version an instrument binds you to, and what conformance needs beyond the criteria.
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Ishan Chavda
Website accessibility cost: what to count first
A website accessibility cost is built from counted scope, not company size. Here are the seven counts to take from your own site first.
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Jaykrishna Vijayan
How to write a good test case: anatomy and reliability
How to write a good test case: the seven-field anatomy and five reliability qualities, shown as one before-and-after rewrite and a live case generator.
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Ishan Chavda
Has Instagram Changed Its UI for Better Web Accessibility?
Web accessibility on Instagram: reviewing the platform's UI updates for dark mode, contrast improvements, and what users and creators can do.
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Tirth Bodawala
European Accessibility Act compliance: scope and proof
European Accessibility Act compliance, decided in a minute: who is in scope on the product and service tracks, and what EN 301 549 conformance requires.
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Aatman
What Does a Software Quality Analyst Do? The Real Role
What does a software quality analyst do? The real role across the lifecycle: reviewing requirements, aiming testing at risk, and giving a go/no-go signal.
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Jaykrishna Vijayan
How to choose testing tools for your project, by layer
How to choose testing tools for your project: assemble a per-layer toolchain of seven decisions plus a CI glue layer, derived from stack, team, and risk.
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Maulik Macwan
JavaScript One-Liners: Elegance and Simplicity
Practical JavaScript one-liners using ES6 and modern syntax to solve common problems concisely and elegantly, with explanations of what makes each one work.
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Sachin Sanchania
Laravel Performance Optimization: 7 Levels of Speed
Progress from eager loading to lazy collections. Cut memory from 120 MB to 6.7 MB with proven Laravel performance optimization techniques, one level at a time.
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