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5 Essential React Native Libraries
React Native is an increasingly popular framework for building cross-platform mobile apps. Unlike other cross-platform development frameworks, React Native compiles down to true native instead of running Javascript inside web views. On its own, React Native is powerful, and with the introduction of a few great libraries, it becomes even more valuable.

Working in a Learning Environment – and a Shout Out to Spinal Tap
Finding the right workplace setting for yourself is entirely subjective. There’s no doubt that certain career paths are better than others, but if you’re not

Company Culture in View and in Practice
At BlueFletch, we’re proud of our company culture. We’re inclusive, we encourage collaboration and, most importantly, have a great time. Whether lending a hand in

Pi-hole: The Antimatter of Advertisements
Internet advertisements have become very obtrusive and more apparent over the last several years. Users conducting research from various sources on the web are often

BlueFletch + Community
BlueFletch and YEGA: Project IdeAction More than 20 Grady High School students gathered at BlueFletch on Thursday, March 2, 2017 to present final projects for

What’s on the Menu: Automation
Meet Gordon, your eye-catching new barista. He’s polished, intelligent, distinguished, and here’s his greatest feature: he can make 100-200 cups of coffee an hour. His

Specifying your Android Host URL using Gradle
Using Gradle has many cool features, the one that I really like is the ability to change configurations based on build type (release or debug).

Working in Tech with an Art History Degree
Never in a million years did I think I would be working in tech. I saw myself as the antithesis of technology– devoting my education

Georgia Mentor-Protégé Connection Selects BlueFletch for 2017 Class
Atlanta, GA – January 27, 2017 – BlueFletch is proud to announce it has been selected to participate in Georgia’s Mentor-Protégé Connection. The program provides a
Cron Jobs on Load Balanced Multi Instance Elastic Beanstalk
Cron jobs on multi-instance Elastic Beanstalk can be challenging. Our goal is often to have the jobs handled by NodeJS and also guaranteed to run on only one given instance at a time. Sometimes a separate web worker instance makes sense for this, but a lot of times we don’t want a separate server and codebase.