TJ VanToll
TJ VanToll is a frontend developer, author, and a former principal developer advocate for Progress.
Articles by the Author
Why ‘Sign in with Apple’ is Actually Pretty Great
Apple recently announced their "Sign in with Apple" feature. TJ VanToll explains how it works, as well as the benefits—and controversies—that come with it for developers and users.
Is the iOS App Store a Monopoly, and is That a Good Thing?
Apple exercises a lot of control over the iOS App Store on every iPhone. But is it a monopoly? Our developer experts discuss in a Slack chat.
Why Low-Code Doesn’t Have to Be Awful
Low-code tools tend to have a negative connotation among developers—but it doesn't have to be this way. There's a right way to do low-code.
Implementing a Mobile Biometric Authentication System for Enterprise Applications
Learn how to easily reuse your existing enterprise authentication and integrate mobile biometric authentication in your apps with NativeScript and Kinvey.
Developers and GUI Tools - Love 'em or Hate 'em?
Several members of our Developer Relations team had a Slack chat discussion to take a look at the history of GUI tools and where we think they are going.
Best Practices: Secure Frontend Code by Moving to Serverless Cloud
We look at a modern approach to securely moving frontend code to the cloud using a serverless approach, walking step-by-step through two examples.
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