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From Fragmentation to Focus: A Data-First, Team-First Framework for Platform-Driven Organizations

Success in today’s complex, engineering-led enterprise organizations, where autonomy and scalability are paramount, hinges on more…

Off-screen menus, often represented in their most common form as the hamburger menu, have become a…

I began using Build Tools a few years ago, even before it became open-source. Today, it…

Let’s face it: the internet is a chaotic place. You can find everything from cat videos…

In the early 1980s, IBM introduced the IBM PC—a modular, relatively open platform that would spark…

Distributed systems are all around us: Facebook, Uber, Revolut — even the Google search engine is…

If you’ve been designing websites for more than a year, you’ve likely experienced a universal truth:…

WordPress 6.8 is finally here 🥳, and we’ve been testing it since the early beta. It’s…

Each WordPress release celebrates an artist who has left an indelible mark on music. WordPress 6.8,…

Introduction to Scalable Test Automation Frameworks With web applications becoming more and more complicated, test automation…

Web design, like all forms of design, is more than just a technical skill—it’s a deep…

Do you remember when sharing music on a website meant uploading MP3 files and dealing with…

Back in the 1980s, the computing world faced a challenging problem: file systems were a mess. Companies like…

Running a car rental business without a proper website is like trying to drive with the…

Ever wondered what happens when AI gets creative? Enter Extraordinary Things, a project by Yashas Mitta…