I've recently been working on a project in Elm, and it has been a blast. I have already learned a lot from studying the language...more.

I have never been a fan of "DRYing," out unit tests (i.e., abstracting duplicated test setup). I have always preferred to keep all of my...more.

We are pleased to announce the release of our new field guide, “Beyond the Buzzword: Navigating the Blockchain Hype,” where we attempt to address the...more.

One of the earliest, most fundamental things I learned about writing code was the Don't Repeat Yourself (DRY) principle. Initially, this resonated with me. When...more.

Recently, 8th Light University had the pleasure of hosting UX designer Rachel Wendte. She taught both designers and developers alike how to boost learning through...more.

Since the release of version 8, Java has been taking great strides to facilitate writing expressive and functional code. Unfortunately, these strides are often tripped...more.

The evidence supporting the value of employee training is undeniable. Professional learning and growth opportunities increase employee engagement, improve satisfaction, and drive potential. According to...more.

Whether you are currently hiring or currently evaluating your company’s recruitment and onboarding processes, I want to let you in on a little secret: the...more.

One of the most prevalent fears for managers in an organization going through agile transformation lies in the uncertainty of their new role. Agile advocates...more.

As we look forward into the new year and reflect on 2018, we’ve been talking about the technology that’s been powering our projects, and what...more.

Browse the web for long enough and you'll find out about this thing called imposter syndrome. It seems to strike numerous software developers, many of...more.

Recently, we had the privilege of hosting Dave Hoover (Red Squirrel) for our latest 8th Light University Meetup event. The purpose of Dave’s talk was...more.

One of the biggest obstacles for many organizations, in any industry, is the bridging the communication gap between technical and non-technical teams. First, let’s take...more.

Your code is complex and working with it is difficult. Years of development and bug fixes have you ready to declare bankruptcy on your technical...more.

In a previous post, I wrote about dependency inversion using render props. If you don’t know about the render props pattern, I would recommend checking...more.