Some tips for anyone thinking of changing jobs and embarking on a career in software development – from the perspective of a software company owner.

You just can't walk past JamStack indifferently anymore and this is due to the growth of tools such as Next.js and Hasura. Those two of the biggest players in their respective markets will be the highlight of the today's blog-post, where I will show you one of the fastest and the coolest stacks you can build applications with in the React realm: Next.js + TypeScript + GraphQL + Vercel. You think only knowing React means you will build to-do lists for the rest of your life? I have some news for you.

As a developer, I constantly look for improving my code. Also in terms of tests. For me, it's important to keep tests clean in order to add new tests to be a pleasure, not a drudgery. First time I stumbled across the shared context when I was looking for something that can help me to extract some constantly repeated variables in tests. The shared context was exactly what I was looking for.

I've found a bug in GIT. How likely is that to happen? Give me any lottery you can think of and still I can argue if it's harder to win in it. Still - it happened to me and the funniest thing is, that it happend during a work on a blog application. When I worked on it alone. No big teams, merges, overriding history... nothing. Just a basic features had been used. Here is how it happened...

Over the last ten years of our presence in the industry, we managed to keep the same, through-the-roof, level of passion for something once started as a harmless hobby, only to later become a pillar of our careers: web development.