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Testing your React components (part 1)

Testing your project is an important way to assure your (and your team's) trust towards the code you wrote. At Vinta, we are very familiar with backend testing and doing so in our Django projects is a mandatory part of our development process.

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Why buying tickets on airlines platforms is always a bad experience?

When I was a kid, the whole flying experience was absolutely awesome. That was because I didn't have to deal with buying tickets, checking whether my flight had been cancelled or delayed and all the nitty-gritty aspects of airplane travelling we've all come to know.

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Our styled-components learning experience

Here at Vinta, we’ve been using React for quite some time. In our learning React adventure, some of us fell in love with styled-component and recently, we have decided to introduce it in one of our projects.

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PyGotham 2018 Talks

Here you'll find all of our talks at PyGotham 2018.

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Pull Requests: Merging good practices into your project (part 3)

Although known by most, Pull Requests are often not dealt with in the most effective way. Believe it or not, there are teams that don’t review code at all!

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Bringing design into an agile development workflow

Mental models, diagrams, flows, and schemes are our attempt to understand how something works. They are never perfect, as all simplifications end up ignoring some of the situation's particularities.

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Pull Requests: Merging good practices into your project (part 2)

Although known by most, Pull Requests are often not dealt with in the most effective way. Believe it or not, there are teams that don’t review code at all!

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Pull Requests: Merging good practices into your project (part 1)

Although known by most, Pull Requests are often not dealt with in the most effective way. Believe it or not, there are teams that don’t review code at all!

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Understanding Time Series Forecasting with Python

Let’s start with time series: they're everywhere. From the total amount of rain that pours into a river per year, to stock markets, to weekly company sales, to speech recognition. But what are they?

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The flat success path

If you want to write a clear software, make sure it has a single success path. It means that any part of it should have a single clear purpose.