Wyobraź sobie, że wchodzisz do sklepu, w którym wszystkie produkty są bez etykiet, alejki nie są oznaczone, a półki i regały znajdują się w całkowicie przypadkowych miejscach. Jak myślisz, uda Ci się zrobić zakupy zanim stwierdzisz, że jest to bez sensu i pójdziesz do innego sklepu? W świecie cyfrowym jest podobnie. Gdy użytkownik wchodzi na stronę internetową lub korzysta z aplikacji, które są chaotyczne, trudne w nawigacji i nieprzyjazne dla użytkownika, może szybko poczuć się zagubiony i zniechęcony. Podobnie jak w sklepie bez oznaczeń i porządku, użytkownik może szybko stracić cierpliwość i zrezygnować z interakcji z danym produktem czy usługą. Dlatego tak ważne jest, aby zadbać o dobry user experience

The Internet as we know has changed since it has started. It has totally changed. Who of us don’t remember two dominating web browsers in the 90’s such as Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator. Web pages were mainly static and only readable. Pages were evaluated so they started to store lots of data from internauts and started to process them. This process was very important because it helped to get information as a user exactly wanted. Also it helped to build huge data for AI, so it allowed us to create high AI tools such as GPTChat which is a part of Web 3.0 in some way. In this article I will try to explain some differences between all Web concepts and how they evaluated through the last 30 years.

Microfrontends caused a lot of buzz in the IT world a few years ago. Although there has been less talk about it recently, I believe this trend will eventually come back. Why? Well, as time passes, IT systems become increasingly complex. Some technologies become outdated. Moreover, the pressing demands of business often do not allow for the settlement of growing technological debt. Developed solutions become increasingly difficult to maintain over time and adding new team members may not always result in desired improvements. Also deploying the whole solution together might cause some trouble. Suddenly, it turns out that adding a simple functionality takes an enormous amount of time. Precisely in such situations microfrontends come into play with their unique features:

The year 2023 has brought a clear increase in the significance of artificial intelligence. The main driving force behind this was the launch of the new version of ChatGPT, which achieves astonishingly high levels of conversation. Indeed, artificial intelligence evokes emotions, both positive and negative: curiosity and hope for a better future, but also fear and unease. Topics that stir emotions always attract attention, and a trend is emerging. In this situation, businesses must adapt in order not to fall behind. Funds are being allocated for research and technologies that work in conjunction with artificial intelligence – everyone wants to grab their piece of the cake 🎂. This raises the question: How to apply it breezily when there are no engineers with twenty years of experience in artificial intelligence on the team?

When our project code grows, the code seems to be ok, we successfully wrote on our own problems solutions. They are working, we finished the job. But it is important to look backwards, and ask ourselves what are the conclusions of our work. Maybe someone wrote it better, faster, or what is most important found some universal solution for specific problem, that repeats somewhere in our code or even in most of project. When we think about those, we got that it’s an important thing, that can simplify our work and made code more readable for others. There are many definitions, but most common is that design pattern is a problem solution in certain context. If You are not familiar with design patterns, and don’t now what are the for, I’ll try to explain it on some major popular ones, but first lets get to know what are the consists of.

When we think about frontend technologies, there are three major that are used by JavaScript developers. The big three are: React, Angular and Vue. In our work in Aplicativ we use React, and React Native, and the second one for Android applications. Why do people choose React? What are the advantages of using it? I will try to explain it in this post.