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...
Exception design: the art of making debugging more accurate
Wow, really – an article about exception design? Don’t judge just yet and let me fill you in. When I got promoted to the Head of PHP position, I gained...
13 June, 2019
CQRS and Event Sourcing implementation in PHP (3/4)
In the previous parts of the article about CQRS and Event Sourcing implementation in PHP, I’ve focused on the main idea of CQRS and Event Sourcing. There was a presentation...
11 June, 2019
Honey, I shrunk the node_modules! …and improved app’s performance in the process
It’s a Monday morning, and you need to set up a new project. You install all of the required npm packages, then start working on some features. Sooner or later...
04 June, 2019
What is WebAssembly: Temporary hype, groundbreaking idea or JavaScript replacement?
WebAssembly (or WASM in short) is one of the hottest topics in 2019. It allows moving part of the code from JavaScript to run it faster. But do we really...
30 May, 2019
JavaScript dependency injection in Node.js – friends or foes?
Dependency injection in JavaScript is a well-known technique, which can make it much easier to produce independent and scalable modules. It can be used in many programming languages and frameworks....
28 May, 2019
When is React’s useMemo hook actually worth it?
Hooks were introduced into the stable release in the 16.8 React update. One of them is useMemo, designed to help with performance and unnecessary calculations. When is it actually worth...
23 May, 2019
How to create a framework-agnostic application in PHP (3/3): switching framework and database tools
It’s high time for the final part of our adventure with the framework-agnostic PHP application. Today's goal is to prove, that our framework-agnostic app may be used not only with...
21 May, 2019
Static site generators? Let’s build a website from scratch! (2/3) – deployment with Netlify
Modern static site generators are nothing like the clumsy tools you might have used in the past. They can be used to generate elegant and blazing-fast websites. That’s exactly what...
16 May, 2019
Mutation testing, a.k.a. the power of mutants
Writing unit tests is no longer considered to be a waste of time. When a programmer wants to add new functionality to our open-source test framework Kakunin, they have to...
14 May, 2019
8,000 speakers and 5,600 inquiries every year: Speakers Corner success story
“We have about 8,000 speakers, 25,000 different clients and about 5,600 inquiries coming in every year. It’s a lot of data”, says Nick Gold, the managing director of London-based speaker...
10 May, 2019
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