All posts tagged with 'javascript'
A brief history of mobile
It’s been a year since we launched our mobile app! In March 2015 we launched FreeAgent Mobile for iOS. Initially limited to a small feature set, we quickly added new things over the next couple of months: expenses and mileage rebilling, updating and explaining bank transactions, and linking expenses and transactions to projects. In January 2016 we launched our Android version (with the same feature set as iOS), and more… Continue reading
CoffeeScript with jQuery sprinkles
This is part two of a two part intro to CoffeeScript. part one part two So my last article on CoffeeScript certainly seemed to provoke some thought. Some of you even found it useful, which is all sorts of awesome. If you haven’t had a look at that article, I’d advise doing that first, as this one builds on it. There is one more thing I’d like to touch on… Continue reading
! ‘CoffeeScript: two sugars, no bitter aftertaste’
This is part one of a two part intro to CoffeeScript. part one part two The FreeAgent web application runs on Rails, and around the corner for us is an upgrade to Rails 3.1. This will bring many benefits to performance, but one of the things I’m most excited about is the asset pipeline. This makes JS and CSS assets first-class Rails citizens, and as a bonus, allows us built-in… Continue reading