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February 6, 2024

How to build a sales-accelerating platform for residential and commercial PV installers?

They say that a salesperson without enthusiasm is just another clerk. While making deals is a craft in its own right, there’s more to it than meets the eye. The 'how' of the sales process matters tremendously. And just like enthusiasm powers the efforts, good tools make for a smoother ride. If you’re in a solar photovoltaic (PV) niche, performant software should be as important for you as talented salespeople. So, let’s look at how to build a sales-accelerating platform for residential and commercial PV installers.

May 9, 2025

How to keep a mobile app stable as it grows?

When your users rate your mobile app low on the stability scale, it’s not only the question of technical issues that is brought to the fore. Low app ratings affect your business acutely, making the extent to which your users can rely on the product at hand a crucial issue for tech executives and their developer teams. How to develop technically stable mobile apps that are worthy of user appreciation and support your ROI at the same time? Let’s find out!

March 19, 2025

How to secure Flutter apps? Key insights

Feeling that you and your developer teams could do a better job of securing your platforms from attacks? You’ve come to the right place! Explore our security tips for Flutter apps as well as native Android and iOS apps.

2019-05-22

Dev College workshops #5: React

Dev College workshops are back in the new year! The first meeting in this year took place on Saturday, January 30. Mateusz and Mikołaj, who started our adventure with Dev College, came back as teachers. Examination session is ongoing so we decided to roll up sleeves and do a crash course to understand how to exploit the potential of the React adn Redux. At the last Dev College we created a simple and fully functional application.

2019-05-22

How to improve code quality with JSHint?

JSHint is an open-source tool which main job is to find errors and incoherence in the code as well as the execution of the coding convention. The first release was made public on 16 December 2010 as the answer to the sister project named JSLint, which was accused of limited configuration options.

2019-05-22

Ionic (pt. 1): Learn about frontend oriented SDK

Standard cell phones are a thing of the past! Smartphones took over the market and instead of being used only as communication tools, they became mobile powerhouses with computer-like functions. We can get additional features with thousands of applications written by other developers, but what if we want to develop something on our own?