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Open source, enterprise or enterprise open source? How to choose a CMS

Łukasz Wełniak, Web Development & Operations Director

It's hard to deny that content management systems – the ever-popular CMSs – are becoming the go-to tool for creating websites. They improve the operation of any pages that contain a large amount of information, initially being chiefly used to publish texts on blogs. Now, each type of CMS can be selected according to the customer's needs - from a system for a large corporation to one that will improve the operation of an online store. As this tool not intended for professionals, it usually has a clear administration panel. This is facilitated by the WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) editor, through which the user can directly see the end result.

What is PHP used for? How can we use it in a project?

If you spend any time at all on the web, you have experienced the use of PHP (Hypertext Preprocessor). But, if you have never had to dig in behind the scenes of websites that use it, you may be asking the question, "What is PHP and why it is used?" PHP is an open-source server-side programming language that is used for millions web application. It was initially developed in 1994 by programmer Rasmus Lerdorf.

Outsourcing Software Development

Outsourcing software development is not a new idea, but it has undoubtedly become more popular. The benefits of outsourcing used to be seen solely in terms of finances. Budgetary concerns remain a primary reason some firms go this route. However, many companies are discovering additional and vital reasons to look at software outsourcing.

Why is immutability so important in React?

Maciej Matysek, Frontend Developer

This article is for people who have some grasp of JavaScript and are working with React. It doesn’t only include junior developers beginning to sail in a lake of props and state, but also applies to senior developers who started a long time ago, who are perfect sailors but they haven’t got time to step onto dry land and check out new boats.

Social Media Tags Guide Part 4 – Debugging pages (Verifying problems with social media cards)

Dominik Słopecki, QA Tester

When creating OG tags, we may encounter problems displaying them. Fortunately, social media sites have so-called "debugging pages" dedicated to verifying and fixing issues with them. But how to use them?

Social Media Tags Guide Part 3 – Twitter-dedicated tags

Dominik Słopecki, QA Tester

Twitter allows you to modify the appearance of your card not only in terms of content, but also in type. It's worth knowing what impact we can have on cards on Twitter.

Social Media Tags Guide Part 2 – Preparing a perfect image for the og:image tag

Dominik Słopecki, QA Tester

While the text that the user reads has to go through a "decoding" stage, the image goes to the subconscious directly affecting one's emotions and decisions - so let's make the perfect image for our business card.

Social Media Tags Guide Part 1 – Statistics and General Information

Dominik Słopecki, QA Tester

As the owners of any website, regardless of whether we promote our product, services or simply write articles on it, we should be aware that sooner or later it will become our business card on social media sites - and no one would want their business card to scare away people.

The Future Of Frontend Frameworks

Michał Dawidowicz, Front-end Developer

Frontend technologies have always been evolving and changing. From creating webpages based almost entirely on tables we moved to complex, responsive single-page applications.

Building WebComponents for third-party sites using React, Typescript, Webpack and Element Queries

Jacek Grzybowski, Senior Ruby on Rails Developer, Karol Schweitzer, Front-end Developer

Web components are a set of browser features promised to be a modern solution for encapsulating HTML fragments into custom HTML elements.

Some facts about the job in the IT industry.

Łukasz Wełniak, Web Development & Operations Director

Every now and then an article appears on the Internet describing the situation in the IT industry. Reading such articles, I wonder if the author has any kind of contact with this industry? Reading further only suggests a negative answer.

Painless Changelog

Maciej Matysek, Frontend Developer

Everybody needs to add information about their work to the library’s changelog.

Is it a source of shame to be a PHP developer?

Łukasz Wełniak, Web Development & Operations Director

Some people say that PHP is not a good programming language. They also say that being a PHP developer is a source of shame. I can’t agree with that. Why?

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