Caroline Potts

May 23, 2024 | bitperplexed.medium.com | Caroline Potts

Have you ever wanted to make a website where users have control over the colors of the site? Maybe it's a B2B app, and the businesses that you sell to want to see their own brand colors. Recently, I ran into this when building a trivia game app to be played at weddings. Many people choose "wedding colors" and want to see those colors reflected in all parts of the day.

May 20, 2024 | clinicalleader.com | Kerry Leyden |Caroline Potts |Jim DiCesare |Oriol Serra

Webinar: Build Your Diversity Action Plan with AI and Patient InsightsJoin us May 29th to explore how to build an effective Diversity Plan including enrollment goals, their rationale, and how to meet them. We’ll highlight how to avoid the key barriers to diversity such as implementation factors, patient access & awareness, and infrastructure changes, and you’ll learn the intricacies of prioritizing trial designs to meet FDA compliance. Click here to learn more.

Apr 26, 2024 | bitperplexed.medium.com | Caroline Potts

When you’re creating a new web app, you eventually hit a point where you want your app available on the internet for anyone to access, not just running locally on your own computer. This series will walk you through an easy and free way to do that!In this article, we will create a basic Angular app and deploy it to S3 in AWS.

Apr 1, 2024 | clinicalleader.com | Jenifer Ngo Waldrop |Darshan Kulkarni |Kerry Leyden |Caroline Potts

Exploring Tokenism In Clinical Trials For Rare Disease PatientsWhile recent efforts promote diversity in clinical studies, the lack of enforcement and tokenistic approaches risk leaving minorities behind. Delve into the urgency of addressing this crisis and building inclusivity for a healthier future for all.

Jan 25, 2024 | bitperplexed.medium.com | Caroline Potts

Why do you need a backend? Once upon a time, I was learning React and decided to build a web application. I had built some web applications before for class projects, so I more or less knew how to get started. This time, though, I knew a clever way to cut out a bunch of the work: I would skip the backend and just build a frontend that talked directly to the database.