Why Work for JH? A Developer’s Perspective
John Knowles is Head of Development at JH. Here he's sharing what it's like to be a part of the team.
Category: Development
JH’s Shane Osbourne on the Course he’s built for Preact Learning
Shane Osbourne, well known open-source contributor, on tools and techniques that are keeping us ever-ahead in the industry.
Why we moved to GitHub
We've moved over to GitHub in 2015 for many reasons, here our developer Aydin shares a few reasons why.
The Development Team Review of 2015
The development team share their personal highlights from 2015, including their important lessons, top reads, and favourite open source projects.
Becoming a code instructor for egghead.io
We're enthusiastic for web education, hosting lectures and workshops for local students. Now we're getting involved with web courses.
Security – So all our clients are fully patched! Are you?
Part of our job here at JH is making sure we're doing the best for our clients from a technical and development perspective.
Testing Magento Modules with Aspect Mock
Recently we made a big push on testing looking to improve our code quality and robustness. Previous attempts at this have been difficult due to Magento and it's architecture.
HTTPS support added to BrowserSync
Things have not slowed since our recent 2.0 release - along with keeping on top of small bug fixes and refining the codebase, we have also managed to implement a much-requested feature: HTTPS proxying.
BrowserSync 2.0
What started as a simple Grunt task capable of auto-reloading browsers and injecting CSS, has now evolved into a indispensable tool used by Designers and Developers all over the world in their quest to offer device-agnostic experiences when building for the Web.
BrowserSync – A simple choice for Google’s Web Starter Kit.
As BrowserSync continues to grow in popularity (nearly 18,000 downloads in the last 30 days!) we are also seeing a rise in the number of other projects that are using it - the most recent one being the Web Starter Kit.