Damian Żyłka

The aim of this post is to outline the possibilities of using generated models and services from a swagger.json file with the OpenAPI Generator and present how to connect them with the react-query library as well as provide an example of usage.
read moreMonika Pękala

Starting as a Scrum Master? Embrace the excitement and overcome the stress. Discover the strategies for success in your new role and unlock growth opportunities. Learn how to navigate a new Agile environment and leverage the advantages of joining an established team. Get practical guidelines for a solid start as a Scrum Master in this blog post.
read moreAdam Malewski

JavaScript is the most commonly used language in the world. In 2022 98% of all websites used JS and nowadays it can be used on frontend, backend, mobile, desktop, game development and in AI. In this post, I will tell you more about that phenomenon.
read moreAdam Malewski

Supabase is an open-source backend as a service provider that allows developers to outsource server-side features and focus on the frontend. In this post I want to tell you more about what BaaS exactly is, overview currently available features in Supabase and give you some ideas when Supabase can be used.
read moreKuba Waliński

Being a remote-centric company, we tremendously enjoy the rare occasions when we have a chance to meet each other in person. We strive to organise Happy Retreats every few months for exactly that purpose.
read moreDamian Tarnacki

You just got hired in a company. A big one. The one you always dreamed about. Today is your first, exciting day. You arrive at 9 A.M. sharp, your supervisor welcomes you and introduces to rules and customs in the company. First stop, kitchen and coffee machine (yay, freshly brewed drink of gods). Second stop, chill room and hammocks, sweet. Third stop, your team (open)room and your desk with shiny laptop the IT guy delivered a few seconds ago. You couldn’t be happier, could you?
read moreDamian Tarnacki

Many of us became programmers because we wanted to solve problems that we came across every day. It doesn't matter if we want to create a website for ourselves, write a mobile app that's missing from the store or program a robot just for fun. We are driven by curiosity and making machines to help us in the process is absolutely satisfying. How about we take all that passion, multiply by dozens of people and focus on solving real issues? That's the idea behind a hackathon - turning any idea into reality in a realtively short amount of time.
read moreArtur Marszałek

Based on my own experience in JavaScript I want to describe some methods which I have learned during my work: how to deal with the worst scenario - when something in the code doesn’t work as expected!
read moreMichał Śliwoń

By sharing some of what you have, you can make somebody a little bit happier. Like we did.
read moreMarcin Biegała

GO is often called 'language of the cloud'. Let's see how we can use it to utilize AWS Lambda and create Slack Slash command. It's easy and serverless ;)
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