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Learn all about running a development shop from our team members, as they share experiences and challenges from past clients.

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From React to Svelte - A Devshop's Journey

RedSky Engineering transitioned from React to Svelte due to challenges with React’s client-side rendering and the cumbersome nature of large projects. They found Svelte's simplicity, efficiency, and robust community support more appealing.

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Development - Where the Plan is Put Into Place

RedSky discusses their development methodology and the benefits of using sprints. Tanner Barney discusses the development stage and explains why and how we pre-plan each sprint and procedure.

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Devshop Stories #1 - The Story of Our Origin

Josh and Tanner talk about the challenges they faced when launching a software development business. They discuss how they got started in the business, the difficulties they encountered as a software development company before branching out into virtual reality and powder coating. They also share a

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QA Testing - The Last Step Before Deployment

RedSky discusses the importance of quality assurance. Dan Bigler explains our testing procedure and explains what quality assurance is and how we implement it in our processes.

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DevShop Stories #10 - The Story of Why We Do Fixed Bid

In this story, Josh and McKay, explain the importance of having a fixed bid and a clear definition of what "done" means in order to prevent misunderstandings and frustrations.

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How to Capture Your Online Community in 2023

Whether you’re a small business or a big one, creating an online community is a great way to increase engagement with your brand or business and can lead to a bigger return on investment (ROI).

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Articles

19 Essentials for an Effective Figma Style Guide

What is a style guide? This article discusses what a style guide is and how to use one effectively.

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DevShop Stories #9 - The Story of Why We Do Code Reviews

In this episode, we discuss the value of code reviews and what happens when a developer pushes unchecked code.

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DevShop Stories #12 - Six Steps To Be A Successful Product Owner

In this episode of DevShop Stories, Josh and Kai discuss the role of a product owner and why it is crucial when working on a project.

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Planning - The most Crucial Step In Your Project

RedSky discusses what you can expect when we take you on as a client. In this video, Kai Schulze goes over our Planning phase and explains to you our onboarding process.

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107 Web Design Hashtags (and Counting!)

Find the perfect hashtag from our growing list of web design hashtags. Related hashtags are grouped together so they're easier to find.

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7 Ways To Create a Community Around Your Users

Building a community around your product or service can be a powerful way to increase user engagement and brand loyalty. When your customers feel like they're part of a community, they are more likely to transition from a loyal buyer to a brand ambassador. Meaning they are far more likely to recomm

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DevShop Stories #7 - Developer House of Horror Stories Pt. 1

In this special edition of Dev Shop Stories, Josh and Tanner discuss the shocking horror stories that they have seen in their careers. They recount tales of other developers, both experienced and inexperienced, who ended up causing issues in their software.

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DevShop Stories #10 - The Story of Why We Do Fixed Bid

In this story, Josh and McKay, explain the importance of having a fixed bid and a clear definition of what "done" means in order to prevent misunderstandings and frustrations.

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