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Introduction Daily stand-ups are one of the cornerstones of Agile software development. They’re meant to keep teams aligned, unblock issues quickly, and maintain a rhythm of accountability. But in the era of distributed teams and hybrid work, the simple stand-up has become unusually complex. Done right, it serves the purpose. Done poorly, it feels like […]

In today’s digital age, mobile apps play an important role in our personal and professional lives, assisting with tasks such as managing finances, shopping, and social connections. However, their popularity also attracts cybercriminals seeking to exploit vulnerabilities. Application security, or AppSec, safeguards apps from these threats, ensuring user data safety and maintaining the integrity of […]

Introduction Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer just a buzzword; it’s becoming an everyday reality for developers. With the rapid evolution of AI tools, frameworks, and APIs, Drupal CMS is also embracing AI to improve how we build, manage, and deliver digital experiences. For frontend developers especially, this shift is opening new doors: from faster […]

Introduction Serverless. A term that often confuses at first glance. Because servers are still there. You just don’t touch them. You don’t set them up, scale them, or patch them. That’s someone else’s job now — the cloud provider’s. And the most common example of this approach is AWS Lambda. For many developers, Lambda is […]

Speeding Up Angular Apps with Server-Side Rendering Today’s web apps need to load quickly, no matter what device or internet connection someone’s using. Angular helps you build feature-rich, dynamic sites, but sometimes it feels sluggish, especially when loading the first page for users stuck with slower connections. There’s an easy way to make Angular faster […]

I always pushed the Scrum button to make our project live – thinking it is the ultimate answer to a better and faster delivery. Working with teams, interacting with many IT professionals, and being a Project Manager myself – this is the same pattern I have seen mostly all around; we go in auto pilot […]

Let’s be honest – we’ve all worked with a bot that was more annoying than helpful. Maybe it repeated the same answer no matter how you phrased your question. Now imagine a system that not only responds, but actually acts: booking your ticket, applying a discount, or adding an event to your calendar. That’s the […]

Introduction Automation is changing fast — and AI is quietly reshaping how we build and run tests. I recently tried combining Model Context Protocol (MCP) with Playwright, and the result honestly felt like a superpower. Why? Because MCP acts as a bridge between an AI assistant and your testing framework. Instead of painstakingly writing every […]

Introduction Project management is about handling people, tasks, and results together. For many years, project managers have been making plans, tracking work, and delivering projects with the help of different tools. Now a new change has come with Generative AI. This technology is slowly changing how project managers work. It is not about project managers […]

Introduction Apple’s AVPlayer is the core of media playback on iOS, macOS, and tvOS. On Apple TV, most developers start with AVPlayerViewController for its built-in controls, subtitles, and “Up Next.” But when you need custom branding, interactive overlays, or advanced analytics, its limitations quickly appear. That’s when building a custom AVPlayer experience becomes essential along […]

Localisation means providing the content in the regional language. The app supports multiple languages. Users can select any available language, and the content will be converted into that selected language. Roku is one of the leading players in the OTT (over-the-top) world with millions of users worldwide. As app/channel publishers expand globally, localisation plays a […]

Every modern application today has one thing in common: it relies on speed. Users don’t wait around, systems can’t tolerate bottlenecks, and a couple hundred milliseconds can make the difference between a smooth experience and an abandoned page. And at the center of that performance equation, more often than not, is an in-memory data store. […]