Blog 53

We have lots of developers at Degree 53 and they work across a number of disciplines. While all of our developers’ skills are excellent, their work processes and coding methods may vary depending on their previous experience. So, to make sure all cod

This blog will go a bit more in-depth about the iOS bits that caught my attention as Apple released more details throughout the week-long developer conference.

Here at Degree 53, we use HockeyApp to distribute apps to our testers (and clients for UAT). This blog documents how to upload Android apps to HockeyApp from our CI server (Thoughtworks Go) using cURL.

Here at Degree 53 we do a lot of stuff for different clients. Our client portfolio extends from sole traders who have an idea for an app, right through to enterprises such as banks and NGO’s who have a deadly serious business need.

We’ve been looking at ways to improve how we develop our Android apps, in the last couple of years we’ve improved our processes a great deal which has resulted in apps being delivered on time/budget and with fewer issues.

Here, we look at how web components can be implemented in the web app development and how HTML facilitates that.

This is what you get when you ask an Android developer their opinion on the latest Apple news.

A summary of our four day trip down to Wales for the iOS Dev UK conference.

We got the opportunity to practically demonstrate how cloud computing can provide real improvement for one of our biggest clients. Here are a few of our thoughts on practical benefits of the cloud.

So Apple's introduction of Swift last week (see our initial thoughts on iOS 8) had to be the biggest news to came out of their developer conference. Learn more what this means..