Monolithic architectures were the de facto standard of how we built internet applications. Despite still being used nowadays, microservices have grown in popularity and are becoming the established architecture to build services. Service-oriented Architectures (SoA)...

In this digital age, we\'re surrounded by applications. From services to products, from basic needs to entertainment and luxury, we directly or indirectly depend on applications. And this high dependency has made application security a...

It’s impossible to overstate the importance of code quality to your project’s success. You can spend enormous amounts of time and money on your agile practice and your CI/CD pipeline, but if your code doesn’t...

The massive outbreak in the generation of data has propelled advancements in the fields of machine learning and artificial intelligence. Although data mining has been around for a longer period of time, there\'s been a...

This blog was originally published by GitKraken and can be found here. The importance of PRs in the development process. In another post, we discussed the Gitflow model and how it helps enterprises manage releases. In this...

*This blog was originally pubished by GitKraken and can be found here. Git is an open source distributed version control system that is flexible and easy to use for all kinds of teams, no matter how...

*This blog was originally published by GitKraken and can be found here. Source control, aka version control, is the method of tracking and managing changes to software code. Source Control Management (SCM) systems offer a...

The explosion of high-quality application development frameworks has been a boon to the world’s software. It’s easier than ever to put together an application and start delivering value for customers, who can come from anywhere...

This is a post about the Selenium API. Selenium has quite a few components and is often misunderstood. So, first of all, here’s a quick overview of what Selenium is and is not. Selenium is...

As developers, we first start out learning to use Git via simple repetition. We do the typical Git pull, Git push, Git fetch, and Git merge. At the start, we learn by doing, but after...

The key to a successful Minimum Viable Product is not any specific feature or any product-oriented characteristic. In fact, a successful Minimum Viable Product will almost always not be very good. I will explain. The...

When developers use Git, they often use a combination of a graphical user interface and the command line. A GUI has a low barrier to entry, but many of us want to leverage the power...