Team Testomato is always on the hunt for good reads and cool tools! We’ve pulled together another team roundup of our favorite web development finds from last month. For the next time you have a break at the office, here are some of the most interesting articles and tools we discovered: The “Web Application” Myth A must-read from Christian Heilmann about building for the modern web and how it doesn’t always come down to simply choosing the “right” technology or framework.

We’re always on the hunt for great articles and tools at Testomato! With that in mind, we pulled together another roundup of our team’s favorite finds from last month to share with you. Here are some great web development reads and cool tools to check out the next time you get some down time: Web Design Trends That Will Rule 2015 Web design is an industry that’s always in a constant state of change! Tomas Laurinavicius of Designmodo reviewed 500 websites from Inspiring Sites of the Week on Despreneur to get an idea of the current state of web design and where it’s going in the next year.…

We’re big readers at Testomato, so we pulled together a roundup of some of our favorite finds from last month to share with you! Here are some great web development reads to check out on your next coffee break: The Top UX Trends of 2014 A curated rundown of the top UX trends of 2014 (both good and bad), chosen by UX Magazine. Trends range from the comeback of social media to the rising popularity of the “desktop hamburger menu”. It’s a nice overview of the biggest ways UX landscape changed, and a look at some of the predictions from last year that came true.

Team Testomato is always on the hunt for interesting news about what’s going on in web development and the tech industry. We’ve pulled together another team roundup of our favorite finds from last month to share with you! Queues Don’t Fix Overload An interesting programming rant (with great plumbing visuals) about the risks of using queues as a permanent solution for slow apps or overload. While queues can be a useful way to deal with temporary overload, they are not meant to be used as a long-term way to “optimize” performance.

Team Testomato is always on the hunt for interesting news about what’s going on in web development and the tech industry. We’ve pulled together another team roundup of our favorite finds from last month to share with you! BreakoutDetection in the Wild Looking for a way to detect significant changes in your time series data? Twitter just released an open-source package on GitHub to help you: BreakoutDetection R package. According to Twitter: Our main motivation behind creating the package has been to develop a technique to detect breakouts which are robust, from a statistical standpoint, in the presence of anomalies. As…

As a developer, one of the essential skills you need is to be able to keep up with what’s going on in web development and the tech industry. We’re big readers at Testomato, so we pulled together a roundup of some of our favorite finds from last month to share with you! Here are 6 great web development articles we think you should read on your next coffee break: Improving Smashing Magazine’s Performance: A Case Study Smashing Magazine had its eight birthday last month! To celebrate, they decided share what they learned about their website from dealing with their biggest performance challenges over the last year and all…