Consider all the different types of software you use in everyday life: Facebook to see what your friends are up to, Google Chrome to browse the internet, Skype to contact friends and family, and Spotify to listen to music. Despite serving wildly different purposes, what do all these pieces of software have in common? The…
Ken Mazaika
One of the biggest things that we all struggle with when we decide to start coding is choosing a programming language. We get it, it’s incredibly overwhelming: there are a lot of programming languages out there. In fact, there seems to be something new to consider every time you sit down to think about it.…
Marco Morawec
Welcome back to the new and improved product updates from Firehose, proudly headquartered in San Francisco, California. Our uniquely diverse team has remote teammates across three time zones in Michigan, Illinois, and New Jersey. With much excitement, our team shares the latest journey to design a new training platform. In this post, we will first…
Marco Morawec
Over the past few years, you may have come across ReactJS more, and more frequently. That’s not a coincidence: since the library was open sourced and released to the public in 2013, adoption of React has been increasing rapidly. It’s estimated that there are 1,365+ developers and 94,000+ websites that currently utilize ReactJS and this…
Ken Mazaika
When you’re searching for your first job as a developer, there is one thing you can never get enough of. The time you have each day to find and apply to jobs, build your network, and keep your skills sharp is limited. You’ll want to use your time wisely, but it’s usually not obvious what…
Ken Mazaika
Google Chrome is a staple in the web development world. If you’re an aspiring developer, learning how to use this web browser is super helpful. Obviously, there are a lot of other browsers out there, like Safari, Firefox and even Internet Explorer (shudder!) But Chrome has a ton of awesome features that are just too good to pass…
Ken Mazaika