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If you’ve ever heard of sprints, or scrum, Shape Up is an alternative methodology to project management. Essentially, Shape Up helps teams deliver more effectively by offering a process framework that brings in the whole team: both managers and developers alike.

Sometimes, knowing ‘how’ to do something like building habits isn’t enough. It’s incredibly discouraging when we know ‘how’ to reach our goals, but still struggle to get there. So how do we get past the low points? The discouragement? And the lack of motivation? In this blog, we talk about the top 5 things getting in your way of building great habits! Check it out!

We all have those pesky habits. You know, the bad ones. The ones that we’re not proud of but do ALL the time. What if I told you that you can stop those bad habits? In this blog, we talk about how to do just that! Take a look.

If you don’t already know, forming habits is the cornerstone to reaching our goals. And in order to build smart habits, we have to first have a habit-building mindset.

The most commonly-mentioned tools I come across when it comes to managing front end layouts are Bootstrap, flexbox, and CSS grid. They all have their place, and generally, go from simplest implementation to more complex.

If adding tests to your code is an afterthought for most developers, creating test automation is an after-afterthought. Nevertheless, test automation is necessary once a code repo gets so large where QA can’t keep up with regular manual tests, or when you have to be absolutely certain there aren’t any critical bugs introduced with any new merge.

Test-driven development, or TDD, is the process of writing a series of tests for your code to pass before you’ve even written the code.