We have finally released Warden 2.0. This update is a refactor of the core working of Warden to enable it to be developed further and allowing other sites to be monitored other than Drupal sites (e.g. Wordpress/Javascript based sites).
On a cold day in December, the Deeson development team descended on Berlin to join in with a React conference. Here's our highlights.
Interaction and animation are not new concepts, but there is still a distinct gap in the workflow when translating from design concept to build.
Hacking away at the Mapbox and Fitbit data APIs in an effort to create print-worthy maps from running app data.
We've been working hard to make Warden even more useful. The latest release includes Slack notifications, logging request information from Drupal sites, and sorting the list of modules.
If there’s one thing I’ve learnt from successful projects over the past few years it’s the value of identifying and building the minimum viable product (MVP) and then enhancing it post-release.
There are lots of posts on the web about how to create custom fields to add to any type of entity, but none we could find about automatically adding the field directly to the entity. So we wrote one.
Applying filters to images and generating downloads with client-side Javascript.