All stories and ideas from Clean Commit

MySQL has been the king of databases for a long time, but these days there are relational DBs, document DBs, graph DBs, and K/SV stores.

Writing requirements for a software project without a structure is a complete nightmare.

Test-driven development (TDD) solves some of the chaos introduced by an agile software development methodology by forcing the devs to consider the behaviour they're looking to achieve before writing code.

If you're jumping into building a new web application, you'll need to commit to a frontend framework.

GraphQL is spoken about as the successor to REST APIs for good reason.

In the world of front-end web development, there are three major players: React, Angular, and Vue.

It makes sense to have a plan before you start a software development project.

An Application Programming Interface (API) is a tool used to facilitate efficient communication between software components.

GraphQL has become the successor to REST as the standard for building APIs.

For creating apps with PHP, software engineers may choose Laravel, a PHP framework that optimizes emailing processes.

MEAN and MERN stacks are popular technology stacks for web application development.

Gatsby is arguably the best choice for building simple, lightweight, highly optimized websites.

Technical debt is one of those funny things that can easily be ignored... until it can't, and you find yourself Googling articles on modernizing legacy systems.

Serverless databases have seen a spiked adoption by many businesses due to their ability to handle dynamic workloads.

There are SO many database options available it’s kind of overwhelming to know which option will be the best for your next project.