Attila Kis

Interested in optimizing your development workflow? Our latest blog post explores the ins and outs of leveraging Dev Mode with Payara Micro Maven plugin, guiding you step by step in the creation, running and development of a Payara Micro Maven project in IntelliJ IDEA. Learn how to use key features, such as auto-deploy and live reload to streamline your coding process: https://lnkd.in/eR_VG8hn #JavaDevelopment #Java #JakartaEE #DevMode

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🚀 Ready to dive into our frontend technology stack? We help ambitious companies create breakthrough digital solutions, this requires technology that gives us power, scalability and doesn't hinder innovation. From TypeScript and React to the move to Next.js, we've evolved to deliver powerful and seamless web experiences. 👉 Why it's important: We don't just keep up with the trends - we set the pace, leveraging the latest tools like Mantine, TanStack Query, and Strapi to build high-performance, future-proof apps. Check out our latest blog post from Branislav Brincko to see what our technology stack looks like with a focus on speed, reliability, and user experience. 🖥️⚡ https://lnkd.in/ejSe4dQt #WebDevelopment #NextJS #FrontendTech #TypeScript #PerformanceMatters

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Ruby is a powerful and flexible language, but even experienced developers can fall into some common traps! Here are five mistakes to watch out for and how to avoid them ⬇️ #ruby #rubyonrails #ror

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Kotlin 2.0 here it is! We were ready for it as were our books. 📚 The whole Kotlin book series by Marcin Moskala is updated to the new version of Kotlin 2.0 ⭐ Grab a copy and elevate your Kotlin skills today! https://kt.academy/book

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🔍 Naming conventions might seem like a small detail, but they can make a huge difference in the scalability and maintainability of your React projects! In our latest article, Sufle's Software Developer Barış Emren 👨‍💻 shares his insights on best practices for naming conventions in React, offering tips on how to keep your codebase organized and efficient. Discover how adopting consistent naming conventions can: 🔄 Simplify component management 📚 Enhance code readability ⚠️ Reduce the likelihood of errors 🔗 Read the article: https://lnkd.in/dwAxpmsC #Sufle #ReactJS #CleanCode #ScalableCode

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What are some common pitfalls to avoid when writing Go code? 🤔 We would like to know your thoughts; leave a comment below! Don't hesitate to tag your fellow gophers and colleagues to join the conversation. 😁 #ArdanLabsAsks #golang

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Watch the whole video ❗❗❗❗❗❗❗❗❗ This is in particular about companies outsourcing development to development "farms" in cheap countries, but Dee is later touching on things I've mentioned a lot in my LinkedIn posts and discussion recently. In companies like this (in India, but also often in Eastern Europe) developers are focused on "generating value" as fast as possible and just churning tasks and outputting code. Their time is "too valuable" to be invested in broader business goals and the whole system they are contributing to. This game of telephone, in which developers don't have a chance (or often any will) to dive deeper into the overall architecture and contribute to it or directly communicate and brainstorm with other teams, usually means more cycles and, in worst-case scenarios, disasters. If you go for a software sweatshop where devs have to keep their heads down and just produce quantity in the minimum possible time, don't expect anything but trouble. Sooner or later. Distributed teams make sense and are great, but only when they are deeply embedded in the whole project, understand what and why they are building, and collaborate continuously with other teams and disciplines. #softwareSweatshop #quantityOverQuality #outsourcing #cheapLabour #development #dev #it #developers #software https://lnkd.in/e4w9k4am

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I am very annoyed by modern services and devices always trying to decide something for me by default. The simplest example is (when I was still living in Russia), I typed "google.com" into my browser, but the stubborn browser redirected me to the "google.ru" website against my will. (Yes, I know that you can, for example, add "/ncr" to the end of the address and everything will work as I need, but why did you have to do this in the first place?) Another example. I would not say I like it when my smartphone starts to adjust the screen brightness or sound level on its own. It annoys me when the editor window in programs takes and corrects the word I wrote for me without my asking. Maybe I specifically wanted to write the word with a mistake? There is never a need to automatically determine my location and translate something into my native language. I can decide whether I want to use the dark mode of windows when night falls or stay in white mode. Do not get me wrong - I am not against automatic options at all, but I think they should be turned off by default and turned on only if I want them to, but not otherwise.

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#ReactJS devs in 30 days or so we got, Nemanja Drobnjak ready to unlock the power of Next.js for highly scalable apps! Dive deep into server-side rendering, dynamic routing, and more. From beginners to pros, join us as we explore best practices and real-world examples. Build robust solutions effortlessly! #Nextjs #scalability https://lnkd.in/evusyFqF #athens #greece

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🚀 Join René Rohner's AutomatioSTAR tutorial, "Mastering Web Automation with Robot Framework and Playwright"! Dive into open-source automation with hands-on lessons in #RobotFramework basics, Keyword-Driven and Behaviour-Driven Testing. https://shorturl.at/NIpTy

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🚀 Join René Rohner's AutomatioSTAR tutorial, "Mastering Web Automation with Robot Framework and Playwright"! Dive into open-source automation with hands-on lessons in #RobotFramework basics, Keyword-Driven and Behaviour-Driven Testing. https://shorturl.at/b4dLj

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Our next Comsysto blog post is out! 🎉 Big thanks to our colleague Filip Kisić for creating this interesting piece on SwiftUI best practices! Blog post features: 🌟 Practical examples 🌟 Clean Architecture principles 🌟 Ready to use code snippets 🔗 Get the full blog post here: https://lnkd.in/d52pwqMZ #iOSDevelopment #SwiftUI #TechBlog #CleanArchitecture

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Domain-driven-design is an approach that goes beyond code, building a connection between business and technology to address complexity with greater clarity. If you want to learn more about how DDD can make a difference in your software projects, read our new article! https://lnkd.in/duatPamR #devinterface #domaindrivendesign #ddd

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Learn about "Skiko" , aka Skia for Kotlin Skiko (short for Skia for Kotlin) is the graphical library exposing significant part of Skia library APIs to Kotlin, along with the gluing code for rendering context. Supported platforms Kotlin/JVM on Linux(x86_64 and arm64) Kotlin/JVM on Windows(x86_64) Kotlin/JVM on macOS(x86_64 and arm64) Kotlin/JVM on Android(x86_64 and arm64), starting with API version 24 Kotlin/JS + WebAssembly in browsers Kotlin/Native on iOS(arm64 and x64) Kotlin/Native on macOS (arm64 and x64) Skia is an open source 2D graphics library which provides common APIs that work across a variety of hardware and software platforms. It serves as the graphics engine for Google Chrome and ChromeOS, Android, Flutter, Mozilla Firefox and Firefox OS, and many other products. Skia is sponsored and managed by Google, but is available for use by anyone under the BSD Free Software License. While engineering of the core components is done by the Skia development team, we consider contributions from any source. Canonical source tree: skia.googlesource.com/skia. Issue tracker: bug.skia.org. Discussion forum: [email protected]. API Reference and Overview. Skia Fiddle: fiddle.skia.org. in first comment the link to the Skia documentation web page https://lnkd.in/gwYhDFbS

We've released the 3rd part of our Going Headless series of articles. This 3rd and final article shows how to format content on your CMS and consume data using Next.js. There is a potential 4th article on pushing data from the Fronted to the CMS (e.g. comments), Drupal Views and design/theme for Next.js, if there is interest. https://lnkd.in/eE8n_RgE

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Dear Santa: All I want for X-mas is a stable stack. I don't care if it is frontend or backend, just make it with no breaking changes for a few months. ~ A pretty good hacker (in temperment not tech skillz) #frontend #backend #react #nextjs #node #typescript #python #openai #langchain #llamaindex #sst #opennext

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Today I read a tweet claiming that "chatgpt already writes better code than 99% of software engineers". So what? Software engineering is not just about programming. As long as there are human aspects such as customer-supplier relations, stakeholder relations, personal ambitions and ethics, there will always be a need for an engineer who knows how to connect humanity with machines. #ai #chatgpt #softwareengineering #wearehumans

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Is your Angular app as fast as it could be? 🏃 We’ve just published the new insightful article by #InfinityGroup Senior Front-End Developer, Marcin Puchalski. Get to know best practices for optimising performance in #Angular applications. From cutting load times down to boosting responsiveness, Marcin shares key strategies to ensure your app runs perfectly. 💡 Click below and enjoy these expert tips. 👇 #ExpertInsights #FrontendDevelopment https://lnkd.in/de5ZpxxW

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