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The no-code hype train and why it’s not stopping

If you're in the world of tech, you've likely heard the term "no-code" being thrown around a lot lately. It's the buzzword of the moment, and for good reason.

Emil Tybura

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No-Code

Lessons from FOSDEM 2024: Performance, AI, and Beyond

At the beginning of February, our team had the pleasure of participating in FOSDEM 2024, an open-source event hosted in Brussels at the ULB Solbosch Campus.

Przemysław Mejna

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Code

Bi-directional contract testing in practice

There is no doubt that testing interactions between services plays a key role from a business process perspective. But how can we make sure we are resilient to changes that are beyond our control? In dynamically changing systems, where various components are constantly updated, the risk of non-compliance becomes greater. Appropriate strategies and tools for interaction testing can become our allies in the pursuit of continuity and reliability of application operation.

Bartek Krakowski

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Code

Structure: my new favorite step of the web design process

A (better) alternative for information architecture and wireframes.

Karina Tarhoni

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Design

I asked lemon.markets the ins and outs of building a brand in the fintech sector. And other stuff

From getting downright annoyed by a €10 commission fee to building a fintech startup. I catch up with Max Linden – the brain behind lemon.markets.

Domi Baszko

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Business

Asking your peers for design feedback sucks and you know it

No matter what drives us - be it a hunger for recognition or a need for validation - there is an undeniable uneasiness that comes with requesting feedback from peers through asynchronous channels, particularly on Slack.

Bartek Pierzchała

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Design

Cry, pain, and despair: a codebase Halloween Special

In the perilous realm of programming, certain nightmares recur more often than one might think, lurking in the shadows of every project, ready to spring forth and unleash chaos on your code and your sanity.

Piotr Goszczyński

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Code

Kickstarting success: What is a kickoff meeting and how to come prepared

You have signed the contract and completed all the paperwork. What comes next? The kickoff meeting! You may be asking yourself what it is and why we need it. Here is an overview.

Patryk Rokicki

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Business

How poor UX is hindering the mass adoption of Web3

Have you ever wondered whether cryptocurrency will go mainstream or if it's just a fad for nerds? Can good product design help with the widespread adoption of Web3? As technology advances, one of the main challenges is addressing user experience issues so that it becomes more accessible to the general public, and not just a select group of enthusiasts.

Piotr Krężelewski

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Design

Mastering Nielsen's Usability Heuristics: why junior product designers should make it a priority

Junior product designers, do you want to up your UX game and make better design decisions than just following trends or your gut? Dive into Jakob Nielsen's Usability Heuristics!

Karina Tarhoni

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Design