In our next release, planned in 3-4 weeks from now, some changes to the API will be included. The official documentation will be updated when… Read more »
A React.js application is created by lots of components. These components get many specific attributes, just like a HTML tag does. These attributes are called… Read more »
Before we was off to celebrate christmas the annual Christmas Hackathon took place. The time of year where the development department release all it’s creativity… Read more »
The annual Fortnox Christmas Hackathon will take place on December 18 – 19. During the hackathon the complete development organisation including product managers, requirement engineers, writers, developers, testers, operations… Read more »
Have you heard of Gulp? Or maybe Grunt? Either way both of those guys are task runners. Since Gulp is a bit quicker he’s my… Read more »
We will on november 3 implement rate limits to the API, we will monitor the traffic during november and see how this affect the usage. Rate… Read more »
Here at Fortnox we use QUnit for testing our JavaScript. It’s simple enough to get around and allows for easy integration with third party libraries,… Read more »
No free lunch … No wait, free lunch! When someone wants to give you a talk about javascript testing, free food and drinks I’m generally… Read more »
Videos are out! Via play and Confetti have uploaded all the talks and interviews from Nordic.js. The full list can be found at nordic.js’ youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/nordicjs/videos. But… Read more »
Another misty morning in Stockholm as day 2 of Nordic.js started, like day 1, on the docks of Gamla stan… By the time we arrived… Read more »