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We explain the vital distinction between UI designers and front-end developers to demonstrate how their collaboration drives digital success

Headless APIs bring versatility to modern app development, enabling flexibility, scalability, and effortless cross-platform integration.

Choose the CMS that suits your content needs. We examine their features, advantages, and use cases to help you make an informed decision.

We help you decide if transitioning from a legacy server to a modern infrastructure is right for your business.

There's a million Javascript frontend frameworks. We look at the reason you need one, and which one to pick.

Headless and decoupled architectures are pretty similar. In this post, we discuss the differences and when to use each.

We cover the details of the 13 most popular types of software development with examples.

What's better Shopify Hydrogen or Next.js? We take a look at the competing frontend frameworks to help answer which one you should use.

Why do businesses go headless? We've compiled some specific use cases and how headless can help.

ShoGun Frontend seemed to disappear. We've got the details on where it went, and where you continue your headless eCommerce investigation

Ultimately, microservices are not dead, and they continue to be a viable approach for many businesses. However, besides their benefits, you also should consider the architecture’s drawbacks and the type of project you’re working on before making your decision.

Storybook is a development environment for UI components that has numerous benefits including faster development, simplified testing and debugging, and ease of access to all components.

Legacy systems remain an important part of many businesses, even in the face of modern technologies. While they may present certain challenges and risks, there are also many reasons why businesses continue to use them, such as their reliability and specialized functionality.

Prototype Features and MVPs are valuable techniques for businesses looking to develop successful products. By testing the most important features and getting feedback from potential customers, businesses can minimize costs and risks while improving their chances of success in the market.

PI design patterns are a powerful tool for creating effective, scalable, and secure APIs. By following best practices such as using HTTP methods and resource URIs, implementing authentication and rate limiting, and providing clear documentation and support