First, consider that no unique solution solves every issue for any business. Each application has its challenge, particular features, and business rules which can influence how to deal with the situation.

Feedback processes are crucial for a company’s success and are highly appreciated in healthy work cultures. How can you develop your skills and measure your work’s progress, if there is no one on the other side to discuss your solutions with?

This article will focus on our experience migrating a large-scale application from Vue 2 to Vue 3.

The world of Web 3 has seen explosive growth. A "renaissance" in how we view and build the web. A very similar phenomenon to the internet's early stages, where good user experience and interface practices weren't often widely considered.

We've all been there: you open Google looking for "web 3" for the first time. You open the first credible article and read the first paragraph — you find the word “blockchain.” And you think, “What is that? Oh, it has a link!”

When choosing the tech stack for a project, we often ask ourselves what kind of website we'll be building to better assess the right options for the project.