In our previous post, we discussed the advantages and challenges of portal management systems. However, that post was purely theoretical, and we thought it would be a good idea to show you one in action. The portal we are going to talk about is one we built for Yourfirm.de.
Imagine you have a successful site, and you realize the same concept could work in another market, for example, the neighboring country. Your initial instinct might be to copy the existing site, make the necessary changes, and launch. However, this approach quickly becomes problematic.
In this post, I’m excited to dive into some insights we've gained from a decade of working with CI/CD systems.
When you think about IT projects the first thing you think about is the benefits. Automating your work processes or creating a new solution can be lucrative and rewarding beyond measure. People have become millionaires or even billionaires based on a single project's performance. However, it's not all sunshine and roses.
There are many ways to integrate React into your applications, in fact, we even showed one way once upon a time. When we started our most recent project we sat down and thought about how we would do it better this time.
Our goal with this implementation was to create a better API, i.e. one that guaranteed equality between what the backend provided and what the frontend consumed. We also wanted the API to be automatically generated and validated. As a cherry on top, we decided to have the whole application strictly typed.
Long ago the World Wide Web was a hellscape of nothing but text. Then some genius realized you can encode images and have browsers display them and the world was forever changed.
If you run a business then you have a process. It’s the set of activities you have to do to get your product or service to your client. Good Businesses have good processes, great businesses use business process automation.
Today we are going to take a look at a few ways to improve your app’s performance when dealing with large data.
Today we would like to talk about one of our most recent successes. We were tasked to do an upgrade and enhancement that involved Django, Vue.js, beautiful plots and some fascinating mathematics.