Running Internal Initiatives and Preventing Miscommunication
Dec 28
Engineering

It may be very common advice, but with time, when a company grows, it can be easily forgotten how many people could be affected and frustrated by even the smallest changes. Imagine yourself in a situation when someone tells you…

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Plan to Become a Back-End Engineer? Get Ready to Learn Your Entire Life
Sep 26
Engineering

Every day, Ramas Grikstas wakes up before 7 AM, turns on his laptop, and gets ready to learn. This is a habit that he developed as a newbie PHP developer and plans to maintain for years to come.  “There are…

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From Sales Manager to a Full-Stack Developer
Aug 19
Engineering

A couple of years back, Lukas Repecka was working as a sales representative, dealing with any problem that might occur while choosing home electronics. Today, he is a junior full-stack developer with a year of practical back-end experience. 

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Git: How To Write A History Book Of Your Project
Aug 4
Engineering

Let’s say that you dream of releasing a history book. That it is not an easy job, and there are strict guidelines you must follow. For starters, you cannot change the chronological order of the events. You also must make it easy to read and to understand for others. 

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It’s Now the Year 2023, and the Robots Have Taken Over
Jul 25
Engineering

Right away, I would like to ask you to spot a difference between these two values: 1.428234234995816237434112354534567 and 1.428234234995816237434112354524567

Mhm? Were you able to do so? Let’s just leave it for the user testing.

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How We Tried Using Git Submodules (And Why It Did Not Work for Us)
Jul 13
Engineering

You might know that feeling when you are talking with your colleague and discussing a technical problem in your project, and he says that everything is working fine on their computer. Not the greatest feeling, right?

I hope you try to understand why it is happening instead of pushing the changes to the server and testing it there.

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Resolving Common Component Testing Issues for React Applications
Jun 14
Engineering

During the lifecycle of an application, you will start encountering more and more problems while testing the components. Especially if you would delay testing till some later stage…

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Design Patterns: Learning Path
Jun 4
Engineering

Design patterns are typical solutions to the most common problems in software design. They help you tackle problems faster and allow you to communicate with other developers more easily. Plenty of us already use this approach, and it’s about time you started, too…

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The Automation Journey of Kilo Health
May 30
Engineering

We created the QA Department at Kilo Health nearly 3 years ago. Since the beginning, we have put a high emphasis on automation. Test automation provides confidence in your product and enables you to not only move faster in your release cycle but also spend the time you saved in a more productive way…

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Stay on top of health and wellness news

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