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The new stable version of PHP 7.4 is here. Released just a couple days ago on November 28th 2019, it introduced quite a few significant changes. They include new functions...

React is probably the most popular JavaScript library – it has already reached more than five million downloads every week and thousands of engaged open source contributors. React is a...

There are dozens of articles about the reasons standing behind decisions to outsource custom software development. Doing the pre-outsourcing research and reading another article which looks like the enumeration of...

This article was made back when The Software House first released Babelsheet – its open-source spreadsheet-based tool for software translators. Over the years, Babelsheet gained a lot of supporters, but...

Being QA Engineer for over 4 years, I normally deliver the most effective tests which cover the most important scenarios. I have never had a chance to set up a...

(Real-)time is money, so I’m gonna get to the point. In this article, I’ll show you how to write a video chat application which allows sharing both video and audio...

Svelte is definitely among the most talked about new frontend technologies of the past few years. Somehow, it managed to stand out in the highly populated land of JavaScript frameworks....

In my previous article about lazy loading, we’ve learned that implementing it into a website requires using a third-party JavaScript library and modifying your application to be supported (or writing...

React has been one of the most in-demand frontend frameworks and the backbone of many innovative projects for years. A lot of companies are interested in taking advantage of it...

What’s Lazy loading? It’s a design pattern that can effectively speed up your websites and applications by deferring loading non-critical resources. Instead of loading content at page load, it is...