Bonsai grows with the demand of its users and our flagship project pixelplant.com. The next big thing on our ever growing list of upcoming features was for Audio support. It’s taken us a little over a week to implement the first version and we’re pleased with the results. This version includes an API, a […]
Last Tuesday we released bonsai the light-weight JavaScript library, that makes creating visually rich content on the web easier than ever before, and yes it is inspired by Flash. It was a pretty big day for us, we had been working towards this for months now. Just a couple of weeks ago it was […]
Some might have heard of the decision we took last year in October, for others it might be new: We jumped into the deep end of the pool by deciding to spend all of our time on what we love doing most – building tools for the web, using technology of the web. It is […]
I am just hacking along, all TDD style of course, and the one problem I always come across again is to realize when I should mock and when not. My current idea is to have two blocks of tests, one with mocked data, the other non-mocking. Let me lead you to why I came up […]
Now let me post a couple of code snippets that are lying around here already for a while. For the uber geeks out there you might yawn seeing them, but there are a lot of people who are searching for this stuff over and over, including myself. So let me post some small useful snippets […]
This is a guest post by David Pfahler and Stephan Bönnemann of keeplook.in. Total reading time: 3:57min (based on Alex) When you try to learn a new programming language or work with a new framework for the first time you’re likely to google something along the lines of “How to …” or “framework X tutorial”. […]
Hello there! I know, I know, it’s been too long since we’ve met. But let me make that up to you by this monster post. An Xmas special! Not because all the participants in this episode played nice with each other. Oh no, they most certainly did not. It’s a full out war! But more […]
