The Software House Blog

Creating a framework-agnostic application is possible, no matter what set of tools you use. Recently, PHP developers talk a lot about DDD – hexagonal architecture and similar patterns. Their main...

The world of microservices is unforgiving. When you can’t communicate and do it fast, you don’t belong. To relieve this situation, developers employ remote procedure call systems, which make it...

All developers want to write readable and maintainable code. It has always been my personal programming goal too. However, one time I did something different and totally opposite. It was...

Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS) with Domain Driven Design is getting more and more popular recently. Its implementation in PHP, which will be the topic of the article, generates some...

WebSocket, the protocol that enables two-way asynchronous communication between the client and the host, has been around for quite a few years. And yet, despite many benefits it provides, PHP’s...

What do Mars Climate Orbiter spacecraft and Heathrow Terminal 5 have in common? They were both supposed to be ground-breaking projects, but instead, they brought massive losses. All because small software...

Everyone knows just how important testing in software development is… wait! Everyone? No, apparently there are still some devs out there who don’t appreciate writing tests all that much and...

I've decided to merge a few subjects and discuss some of the SaaS companies’ concerns about software development outsourcing. We've already published a few articles about IT outsourcing on our...

Automated software testing is a pretty hot topic recently. But still, there are a lot of people who don’t know why is it important to maintain automated software tests. What...

Creating integration tests wouldn't be possible without microservices "revolution". For years, we’ve been developing apps using good old monolith architecture. Everything was in one place, bound to each other, and...