RPLabs is the community within Rightpoint of developers, designers and product experts who aren’t just thinking of ideas, they are launching products and creating experiences that make an impact. We’re giving you a peek behind the curtain at some of the work we’re doing and how we work at the speed of innovation.
Our team explores new technologies from VR and AR to any other three letter acronym you can imagine.
Welcome Maker. If you want to learn how we make products, ship apps and design web experiences, you've come to the right place.
The secret to innovation is starting. Whether you're a designer, developer or product expert, our goal is to help you refine your craft.
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Secrets of Git – git gotchas, tips & tricks
Git is by-and-large the only game in town when it comes to source control these days. Bitbucket’s recent decision of sunsetting its support for mercurial has all but cemented git as the way developers share and […]
Using ML.NET in Xamarin projects
A little more than a month ago I asked my followers on Twitter what they would want me to write about: As it turns out, AutoML and Xamarin were the most requested combination. So, let’s talk about it! If you’re […]
Using Native Modules for Location Services in React Native iOS
Use Location Services in React on Native iOS. This guide will show you how to enable and use GPS in an iOS react native application.
Getting your .Net API from the server to the client with Swagger & Swashbuckle
The internet runs on APIs, and solid API specifications are as valuable as the tools that eventually implement them. Here at Rightpoint, we realize there are many ways to write an API, just as there […]
Getting Started with HealthKit
Out of sheer curiosity, I often find myself checking my daily step count on Apple’s Health app. In an attempt to get a basic intro to Swift, I sought out to replicate this functionality by creating my own custom application. In this post, I’m […]
Using an ‘API Button’ as a Microsoft Flow Trigger
Using a physical push button connected to Wi-Fi via ESP8266, we can create a Microsoft Flow Trigger. In other words, once a button is pressed, a Microsoft Flow is immediately started and executed.
The writing’s on the wall, vector graphics are one of the most efficient ways to display your images at any resolution. When it comes to vector graphics, SVGs are the de-facto file standard. But what […]
Implementation of a QMS for Medical Software Development in an Agile Team
Introduction by Andrew Tremblay: Before we talk about Quality Management Systems, or agile teams, or ISO standards, we should talk briefly about their history. We should talk about Therac-25. Therac-25 was a radiation therapy machine […]
