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Vue 3 for developers - learning through building a real app

Vue 3 has just been released, so if you haven’t had a chance to familiarize yourself with the new version of the framework, now is the time to do so by creating the same app in Vue 2 and Vue 3. This is exactly what I did when the new version was still in RC (Release Candidate).

Bartosz Bilejczyk , Frontend Developer

21.08.2020 | 8 min read

Why Vue 3 is the frontend framework for your digital...

Bartosz Bilejczyk, Frontend Developer

06.08.2020 | 8 min read

Migrating to Jamstack with Gatsby, Sanity and Netlif...

Józef Piecyk, Frontend developer
05.08.2020 | 3 min read

REST vs GraphQL from a frontend angle - part 3/3

Welcome to the third section of my tutorial series on using GraphQL in front-end development.

Bartosz Bilejczyk, Frontend Developer
30.07.2020 | 3 min read

REST vs GraphQL from a frontend angle – part 2/3

In part 2, we will go through many code snippets from the two apps, showing REST and GraphQL approaches one below the other. They will not contain information that is in my opinion obsolete for this article like initializing Google Maps, styles and some template parts.

Bartosz Bilejczyk, Frontend Developer
29.07.2020 | 10 min read

Is Django still relevant in 2020?

Django has turned fifteen! Many of us who have been working in it for years, can barely believe its age. The Python-based web framework was first released in July 2005, and the world of tech has certainly evolved dramatically since it was born.

Łukasz Michalak, Senior Python Developer

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22.07.2020 | 3 min read

REST vs GraphQL from a frontend angle - part 1/3

There is probably no better way to learn something in the programming world than to combine making a real app, solving current problems and reading docs.

Bartosz Bilejczyk, Frontend Developer
25.06.2020 | 8 min read

How to successfully scale your web application

Any successful owner of a digital product will tell you that building a web application is only the first part of the journey. The biggest challenge is ensuring that it has the capacity to scale. This means that you have to be ready for a much bigger group of users than just your test group to use the app, and for the system to be able to handle it.

Michał Machowski, Lead Cloud Engineer (DevOps)
12.06.2020 | 6 min read

How to choose between single and multiple page apps

If you’re building a new mobile website for your product, one of the first decisions that you’re likely to be faced with is whether you want to go with the traditional multi page site or select a single page app (SPA) instead.

Ruslan Savenok, Full-Stack Developer
10.04.2020 | 5 min read

Innovation in an era of uncertainty – reasons to be positive

At the time of writing this blog post, half the world is on lockdown, which is the equivalent of almost 4 billion people. A fraction of them may have regularly worked from home before, or might have had a daily routine based largely around the house, but for all, it would be fair to say, this is a period of life unlike any other.

Ewa Józefkowicz, Content Marketing Manager
07.02.2020 | 6 min read

The Great Gatsby.js

Gatsby continues to gain popularity among developers and companies of all sizes. In this article I aim to describe what Gatsby is, what problems it tackles, when it’s worth considering it, and its benefits.

Józef Piecyk, Frontend developer
13.01.2020 | 5 min read

Python 3.8 – what you might have missed

It’s finally out! OK, fair enough, it’s old news now, as the Python 3.8 release date was October 14th, 2019. So you might have already had enough time to check out all the changes and had a good think about their impact.

Michał Karaś, Python Developer

DevOps

06.03.2020 | 4 min read

The long-term benefits of DevOps

Witold Greń, Witold Greń

19.09.2019 | 6 min read

Building on Blockchain Part 2: Real life application

Dennis Van der Vecht, Sales Team Leader
22.11.2019 | 6 min read

Treat data science projects as software development, and you’ll avoid the most common pitfalls

Professional developers always strive to ensure the highest quality in data science projects. This may sound like a generalization, but it’s the truth. The data science craft is a non-trivial one – treated without caution, it might cause at the very least headaches, and in the worst case scenario, entirely misleading results.

Joanna Wilk, Python Developer
21.11.2019 | 6 min read

Is GraphQL the new REST?

GraphQL is the hot new thing right now, bursting into the market as an alternative to REST architecture, solving lots of its problems but also bringing its own. It’s already been adopted by a host of big names, including Facebook, GitHub, PayPal and the New York Times.

Radosław Kowalski, Python Developer
01.10.2019 | 3 min read

Falcon Tracker – chasing rockets using SwiftUI

Interested in tracking rocket paths? Want to see a real-life application of SwiftUI? If so, I think you’ll be interested to hear about our new app, Falcon Tracker, which showcases SpaceX rocket launches and has a simple, user-friendly interface.

Patryk Mierzejewski, Senior iOS Developer
19.09.2019 | 6 min read

Building on Blockchain Part 1: Benefits and Challenges

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve probably heard of blockchain technology. It’s surrounded by so much hype, that makes it challenging for companies to understand its potential applications and benefits.

Dennis Van der Vecht, Sales Team Leader
26.08.2019 | 9 min read

SwiftUI – An Unexpected Party

Like many other developers, we took SwiftUI for a test drive. But instead of learning it on fake examples, we decided to create a fully-fledged app. Spoiler: it has its limits, but it’s pretty remarkable.

Kamil Powalowski, Senior iOS and Flutter developer
03.06.2019 | 6 min read

How We Saved a Lot of Time on Developing Website and App for KeyForge

The emergence of cross-platform app frameworks allowed to significantly speed up the creation of mobile apps. But can we move beyond mobile platforms and share code with the web? The answer is yes! Even, or especially, when handling such demanding projects as the official app of the hottest card game of the year!.

Alexey Zhavrid, React Native and Flutter developer
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