The Apsis Blog

One of our clients hasn’t paid us. They haven’t paid us for 6 months. This is the brief story of lessons learned — or almost learned.

At Apsis, we’re not afraid of being let go — in fact, we want it. Our goal is to help clients grow and succeed, and eventually move on. We operate on simple principles: transparency, simplicity, and clear communication. When it’s time to say goodbye, we’re here to make the handoff smooth and seamless.

What follows is a short tutorial on bash autocompletion and a tiny bit of bash programming information. It assumes you have a working knowledge of programming, and at least passing familiarity with your terminal.

Over the weekend, my usual sources for industry news exploded in response to the postponement of the first ElectronConf because the panel of speakers did not “reflect the standards to which we hold ourselves.”

First: thank you. Thank you to ElectronConf and to…

I like to have well-defined models of my application data, especially at service boundaries. I usually also define types in my application code to reflect these models. When data are sent from a service, their values are serialized and their types are mapped onto the type system of the…