The Software House Blog
Microservices through the eye of the QA expert – testing microservices
In the recent State of Microservices 2020 report by The Software House, you have picked “maintenance and debugging” as the aspect of microservices that you find most challenging. It’s hardly surprising, as most of the problems we hear about regarding microservices come from poor handling of these very areas. And it’s really worth it to work on that. TSH’s Head of QA Dawid Krala and Head of Node.js Adam Polak...
Angular state management with Redux Pattern
State management is a very important part of web development. Sharing data between different components (especially with many separated ones) can be really difficult. Also, it ain’t easy to debug...
05 November, 2019
Symfony vs Zend Framework – PHP Framework comparison Part III: Mailers
The issue of sending and managing emails is one of the most common challenges in PHP web development. Symfony and Zend Framework both have their own solutions to help developers...
31 October, 2019
What does a Business Analyst do? And why you need them in your team
There are a lot of different job titles, positions and responsibilities in a development team. Depending on how complex your project is – the shape of the team can be...
29 October, 2019
Continuous Integration for E2E tests (1/4): producing beautiful reports with Cypress and Mochawesome
Introducing E2E testing as part of your Continuous Integration process can be challenging, but it also provides tons of benefits for the quality and scalability of your application. Let’s delve...
24 October, 2019
Swift Package Manager Guide – making a modular iOS app (2/2)
In the previous part of the Swift Package Manager Guide, I have taken a closer look at all the latest SPM features, including support for iOS apps. This time, I’m...
22 October, 2019
A few tips on how to keep your PHP code style under control
How many times have you seen a code that seemed to be written in a rush? Multiple times, I believe. In some cases, it’s written by someone else, but pretty...
17 October, 2019
Swift Package Manager Guide – the time to shine is now! (1/2)
The Swift Package Manager has been around for some time, but it is with the release of Xcode 11 that it finally gets its true chance to shine. Now you...
15 October, 2019
What makes a good CTO great? Solving the unsolvable of course!
What makes a good CTO great? I’ve been asking this question myself, and so far have been able to find only one answer – it’s not only to do our...
10 October, 2019
Serverless architecture in Node.js: Case study of an open-source app
This is the continuation of the article posted some time ago – Serverless in Node.js: Beginner’s guide. If you haven’t read it yet, I strongly encourage you to do so....
07 October, 2019
CTO’s guide to Svelte – what can the rising frontend framework do for you?
In times when the expression yet-another-JavaScript-framework has become a meme, writing an introduction article to one carries a high risk of being an example of style over substance. But Svelte...
03 October, 2019
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