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We love engaging with the tech community, and we are big consumers of the awesome work that people share online. Here we are going give back a little and share our tech knowledge about all things we do at Monstarlab.

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October 7, 2019

Using USDZ for a better AR experience

ARKit 3.0 was officially released together with iOS 13.0 and it includes a lot of augmented reality goodies, such as people occlusion and motion capture. You can read about all the new features [here]({% if site.baseurl %} {% if site.baseurl %}{{ site.bas...

Roxana Jula

Roxana Jula

iOSAugmented Reality

October 2, 2019

Simplifying Dependency Injection And IoC Concepts Using TypeScript

It is never easy to do everything by yourself. Since the beginning of time, humans truly understood, often with a huge cost, that their true power lies not in conflicts but in collaboration. Programming paradigm is also not quite different. For an applica...

Saad Bin Amjad

Saad Bin Amjad

Solution Architecture

September 17, 2019

Github And Jira Integration

Thousands of organizations around the world use GitHub and Jira together to manage software projects. With your GitHub account linked to Jira, it gives your team the ability to see branches, commit messages, and pull request in the Jira tickets they’re wo...

Jigna Patel

Jigna Patel

QA

September 9, 2019

Go Docker

Let’s say you are starting a new project. You have selected the language to be Go and the database Mongodb. You already have both set up in your computer be it a Mac or a Windows or a Linux machine. However, you had installed the tools a long time ago and...

Tanveer Hassan

Tanveer Hassan

August 22, 2019

Sharing code between iOS and Vapor

Code reusability has always been one of the ultimate goals for us developers. Building your backend with Vapor not only gives you highly scalable apps with shallow memory footprint, but also the potential to share some of your backend code with your iOS a...

Emil Marashliev

Emil Marashliev

VaporiOS

August 21, 2019

Google Docs viewer with Flutter

Flutter is a powerful framework when it comes to rendering complex nested widgets with countless styles and customizations. This small project will explain the basics of using Google APIs and Services, in particular Google Drive, Google Docs and rendering...

Vladimir Ostaci

Vladimir Ostaci

Flutter

August 16, 2019

Universal App Platform - State of Progressive Web Apps in 2019

What started as best of both worlds, web and native, Progressive Web Apps can now also be installed and run on desktop, from Windows to Mac, from Linux to Chrome OS. You code once and it can run anywhere, ensuring PWAs as the Universal App Platform. In M...

Saad Bin Amjad

Saad Bin Amjad

Frontend

August 15, 2019

Fetching files easily in Vapor when you are writing tests

Vapor has a nifty build-in feature to derive the working directory of a project. This makes it easy for you to fetch files from your project and serve their content; fx if you want to seed some data in your database, if you are building an initial mock ap...

Heidi Puk Hermann

Heidi Puk Hermann

Vapor

August 15, 2019

Android navigation with MVVM and State made easy

Working on a large app with a large number of screens which we organized by feature (Messaging, Settings, Profile, etc.) made me test the single activity - multiple fragments approach by using the Navigation component. This technique has the advantage of ...

Vladimir Ostaci

Vladimir Ostaci

Android

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