Despite the pandemic and political uncertainty, eCommerce sales in the US will reach a value of $1 trillion by the end of 2022. On a global scale, this figure will reach $5 trillion. …

In the past, building an eCommerce website for B2B operations required presenting your business as an official entity. As a result, most B2B website designers and developers played it safe by sticking to generic, template-driven designs. But with businesses moving away from drab interfaces and robotic messaging, B2B companies are…

As applications become more complex, developers and engineers are looking for ways to build flexible and scalable software solutions. In that vein, 60% of tech companies, including giants like Spotify and Amazon, have switched to microservices. In line with this trend, any forward-thinking tech company should consider switching from a…

The debate about monolithic and microservices architectures has gained steam recently, with companies like Amazon and Google switching to microservices. While one side of the discussion prefers the stability of monolithic applications, the other side prefers the flexibility that microservices offer. And this prompts the question: should developers use a…

Every forward-thinking tech company has to plan for future growth across all aspects of its software development processes. Whether you are building software infrastructure for an internal enterprise system or customer-facing product, your company needs to choose algorithms, network protocols, and applications that can accommodate new changes. But before finalizing…

Identifying future trends in tech is always a massive challenge because variables like innovation, political instability, and epidemics — to say nothing of a once-in-a-century global pandemic — can change everything instantaneously. But even without a crystal ball, we can now spot upcoming trends by factoring in previous trends, market…

Efficient software is vital to daily business operations. Legacy applications, on the other hand, are systems that run on outdated technologies and slow down or even block processes within organizations. …

Once software reaches maturity, it’s not an easy job to keep it on the right track and avoid obsolescence. No one wants their application to become outdated, slowly descending into oblivion while reaching the end of its product life cycle. To stay competitive, organizations need to continuously evaluate and improve…

As your app evolves and becomes more complex, it becomes more prone to system errors, bugs, and vulnerabilities. That is why the “set it and forget it” approach never works with program code. On the contrary, the code must be continually revised to keep your software in good shape and…