How to Get Your Site WCAG Compliant - Part 3

How to Get Your Site WCAG Compliant - Part 3

  • By Joseph Pitman
  • Software Quality Assurance & Tech Writer

We live in a diverse world full of unique people with unique ways of perceiving the world around them. Some people, however, not only see or interact with the world differently than others, but may also need additional assistance in accessing it on equal footing. WCAG is a set of guidelines and rules that can help make your website more accessible to everyone, and in this article we will be addressing how you can make your site compliant, and why it is not just important to those who need it but also how it can be beneficial to your organization.


How to Get Your Site WCAG Compliant - Part 2

How to Get Your Site WCAG Compliant - Part 2

  • By Joseph Pitman
  • Software Quality Assurance & Tech Writer

We live in a diverse world full of unique people with unique ways of perceiving the world around them. Some people, however, not only see or interact with the world differently than others, but may also need additional assistance in accessing it on equal footing. WCAG is a set of guidelines and rules that can help make your website more accessible to everyone, and in this article we will be addressing how you can make your site compliant, and why it is not just important to those who need it but also how it can be beneficial to your organization.


How to Get Your Site WCAG Compliant - Part 1

How to Get Your Site WCAG Compliant - Part 1

  • By Joseph Pitman
  • Software Quality Assurance & Tech Writer

We live in a diverse world full of unique people with unique ways of perceiving the world around them. Some people, however, not only see or interact with the world differently than others, but may also need additional assistance in accessing it on equal footing. WCAG is a set of guidelines and rules that can help make your website more accessible to everyone, and in this article we will be addressing how you can make your site compliant, and why it is not just important to those who need it but also how it can be beneficial to your organization.


Native Isn't Really Better

Native Isn't Really Better

  • By Joseph Pitman
  • Software Quality Assurance & Tech Writer

Native vs Cross-Platform: Which is better for writing your mobile apps? Ten years ago, with buggy and underdeveloped cross-platform frameworks, the answer was obvious. However, in recent years cross-platform framework developers have produced some incredible results with tools such as Xamarin or MAUI, which are proving to be near perfect replacements for writing purely in native code. In this article we discuss how cross-platform frameworks will not only save you time and money, but may even produce a better product than if you had written your app natively.


Deep Linking for iOS and Android using MAUI

Deep Linking for iOS and Android using MAUI

There are a bunch of different articles on how to do Deep Linking, but they are either out of date, or plain wrong. If you want to do Deep Linking for .NET MAUI, we'll walk you through how to set that up, step-by-step.


Are Cloud Services Really the Future?

Are Cloud Services Really the Future?

  • By Joseph Pitman
  • Software Quality Assurance & Tech Writer

Migrating to the cloud has been a big focus for many companies in recent years, with major cloud service providers claiming do so will be nothing but a benefit to you and your company. The truth and value of migrating to the cloud, however, may be less crystal clear than these companies imply. Moving to the cloud may be less about futureproofing and reducing cost, and more about how the mass of individual services the cloud can support may help your company in individual aspects or departments.


Why you should stop using outdated JavaScript libraries like jQuery and Lodash

Why you should stop using outdated JavaScript libraries like jQuery and Lodash

In the rapidly evolving world of web development, the last 15 years have been a testament to remarkable progress and innovation. From the monolithic web pages of the early 2000s to the interactive, dynamic applications we witness today, the transformations have been astounding. A great deal of this evolution is owed to JavaScript, the programming language of the web that has been at the forefront of making the web more interactive and user-friendly. It's time to stop using frameworks that have been subsumed by modern JavaScript, and let them die!


Imposter Syndrome As A Junior Engineer

Imposter Syndrome As A Junior Engineer

Ever feel that everyone around you is just that much smarter? Feel nervous at work? Me too, let’s talk about it.Who knew that me writing about impostor syndrome would be my first ever blog post? In


Kids Code Camp 2021

Kids Code Camp 2021

Each year, here at Mindfire Technology partnered with Utah Geek Events, we host a super fun event, called Kids Code Camp. We do this for a few reasons. First, it is fun for us, but more importantly we feel it is crucial to engage with the youth and help them learn skills that can greatly benefit their future


Google Pay, Stripe & Xamarin

Google Pay, Stripe & Xamarin

To implement Google Pay with Stripe, I started with the following documentation.https://stripe.com/docs/google-payhttps://developers.google.com/pay/api/android/guides/tutorialThese examples are based


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