Backend

Fast forward one year, we have built a completely new system and are migrating customers.

Despite zero TypeScript and MERN experience we pulled off deploying Backstage in our platform, with much better user experience. Only 5 % of our engineers use it.

Live database migrations are developers' heart surgeries – and ours sure felt like it. Even now we have a long-lasting relationship with the patient and are keeping an eye on the surgery aftermath.

We wanted to develop a framework that would make it easy to develop scalable and robust streaming microservices in Python.

Seamless user experience and resolving conflicts are the biggest challenges when developing collaborative apps.

Writing almost-boilerplate APIs seemed like a waste of time and clients' money. We've tried several existing code generators and ended up writing our own from scratch.

Each time some data is exchanged using files, a red flag should pop up, and you should ask yourself – what is a better way to do this? There probably is one.

More than 50% of developers say that more than half of their organization's development effort is spent on APIs.