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A product's Vue 3 migration: A real life story
Vue.js has just released the latest version of their JavaScript library called One Piece. We decided to dive in and update our product to use this new version and documented how our migration went.
12 requests per second
A realistic look at Python web frameworks If you take a look around the blogosphere at various benchmarks for Python web frameworks, you might start to feel pretty bad about your own setup. Or, alternatively, super-hyped about the possibilities. Consider, for instance, the incredible work of the guys at magic
How to not Kubernetes: old habits in the container world
At 1st of September of 2020 in CNCF London meeting our Head of Infrastructure Hubert Bosiacki gave a great discussion about old problems frem pre-container world are still there and what we could do to change it. His takeaways are that: * Minikube on your machine should not be your final
Why I write tests
If you want to avoid lengthy code review cycles, fixing things other people broke and explaining to everyone how to interface with your code, write tests!
Picking a new JS framework
A meticulous task: Picking a new JS framework The original framework Our main product was created in 2015. Back then, ReactJS wasn't yet very mature, VueJS was still a baby, and Angular 2 was not yet a thing! So at this moment, AngularJS was a good framework option,
Migration: AngularJS to VueJS
A long but worthy journey! The context: We own a product which is a constantly growing web application, with data intensive visualisations, a considerable amount of screens, complex components and a lot of interactions between these components. In short, a JS Beast! We implement new features every months, release and
CNCF tools for SysOps
At Suade Labs we manage to solve problems that are beyond the main scope of typical StackOverflow pages. More than half of the total cost of a product is included after the product is developed and released. So let’s talk about containers and their supporting tools from a sysadmin
Hello world
$ echo hello world > /dev/null $ What where you expecting? :) Sounds interesting? Apply! Have a read through our Company Handbook, send your CV and a few lines about why you would like to work at Suade to [email protected] to get the conversation started.