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Mixmax Engineering Blog

Handling 3rd-party JavaScript with Rollup This blog post is part of the Mixmax 2017 Advent Calendar. The previous post on December 2nd was about Mixmax’s new Sequence Picker SDK.

Introducing the Sequence Picker SDK This blog post is part of the Mixmax 2017 Advent Calendar.

Mixmax Advent 2017 We at Mixmax are excited to introduce our second annual Engineering Blog Advent Calendar! Last year, we ushered in the holidays with twelve one per …

SFNode Meetup: hosted at Mixmax Last Thursday I presented at the SFNode meetup which we hosted here at Mixmax. My presentation was on Promise patterns in Node 6 and beyond.

SF ReactJS Meetup: hosted at Mixmax I recently had the pleasure of presenting at the SF ReactJS meetup which was hosted here at Mixmax. I presented on a blog post that I previously …

API Paging Built The Right Way Mixmax has a very extensive list of APIs that give our users direct access to all of their data. Some APIs, such as Contacts can return millions of …

Announcing Bee-Queue v1.0 Today we're announcing the v1.0 release of Bee-Queue: a fast, lightweight, robust Redis-backed job queue for Node.js. With the help of Bee-Queue's …

React without Redux Background Mixmax was originally built using MeteorJS, a full-stack JavaScript framework that enabled us to build features extremely quickly. As our …

Using Arena with AWS ElastiCache hosted Redis Update 7/14/17: Mixmax switched over to using Bee-Queue instead of Bull, but Arena continue to work for both.

Arena: an open-source UI for Bull/Bee queues Update 7/14/17: Mixmax switched over to using Bee-Queue instead of Bull, but Arena continue to work for both.

Using CORS policies to implement CSRF protection This post is a follow-on to our CORS post back in December. We'll describe how traditional CORS policies aren't sufficient defense against cross-site …

Running client tests headlessly with Jasmine and PhantomJS using Erik

Running client tests headlessly with Jasmine and PhantomJS using Erik We recently released Erik (name origin), an open-source Node package for running jasmine tests headlessly with PhantomJS and gulp.