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  • react native

    How to build and deploy React Native applications with Fastlane

    A detailed look at our internal Fastlane setup, operating on cross-platform React Native projects as a team, integrating the CI/CD environment and CLI operations.
    By Edoardo Dusi / March 3, 2022
    # react native # fastlane
  • aws

    Divide and conquer everywhere

    Advantages of splitting your software solution in smaller pieces
    By Juan / February 8, 2022
    # Architect # AWS # PHP # Bref # Serverless
  • php

    Drupal Front-End Optimization

    The optimization best practices for your Drupal website front-end development
    By Marco Legramandi / October 18, 2021
    # php # drupal # frontend
  • aws

    How to deploy Backstage on AWS with Terraform

    Use Terraform to easily deploy and manage your Backstage application on AWS
    By Francesco / October 5, 2021
    # Backstage # Terraform # AWS
  • php

    Dispatching Events in Laravel

    An introduction to Laravel’s Event Layer
    By Andrew / September 22, 2021
    # laravel # events # backend # api
  • npm

    On creating my first public npm package

    What I’ve learned publishing my first npm module
    By Edoardo Dusi / July 19, 2021
    # npm # package
  • php

    PHP profiling with blackfire

    How to set up and profile php using blackfire.io
    By Bladedu & Andrew Coates / June 21, 2021
    # php # profiling # debugging # blackfire # drupal # laravel
  • REST APIs

    PHP REST tools showdown SeriesPart 1: really RESTful APIs

    A 10.000 feet overview of PHP tools and approaches to RESTful APIs
    By Stick / March 4, 2017
    # rest # api # services # php # drupal 8
  • git

    Trapped by an amend, saved by a reflog

    Personal experience on getting in trouble with a common git command and finding my way out.
    By Marcello Gorla / November 29, 2016
    # git # reflog # amend
  • Drupal

    Drush Make overwrites your custom .gitignore file

    Managing a customized .gitignore file across drush make builds
    By Pinolo / April 8, 2016
    # development # drupal # drush
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