Agile web and app development

Code Smells

Code smells that are found the most

At Apiumhub we always focus on quality and best practices in Software development. When we don’t start working on a project from scratch, we very often find code smells and this article is about it. Martin Fowler very well explained … Read More

Automating A Postman Test

Automating a Postman test with JMeter

Automatizing a Postman test with JMeter Noawadays, one of the most used tools to do functional testing against an API is Postman. Even though these can be automatized via command line with Newman, the most common use of this tool is to … Read More

Software Development Influencers

15 software development influencers

From software developers to software architects, the software world is full of influential people, many of whom have active social media presence. Therefore, I decided to write an article about those top software development influencers who changed our lives. Following … Read More

Legacy Code

Legacy Code: definition, recommendations & books

In Global Software Architecture Summit in Barcelona, we talked about “Legacy Code” and there were many opinions about it. I decided to do a small research to continue investigating, I read books about this topic and talked with our software … Read More

Proxy / Cache: A faster local environment

Proxy / Cache: A faster local environment

Sometimes, some projects have a local development environment that’s not completely isolated and depends on some infrastructure that we cannot locally raise, be it because of license issues, time constraints, etc. In my case, this dependency is a service that … Read More

The Circuit Breaker Pattern

The Circuit Breaker Pattern

In today’s article, I’d like to focus on the Circuit Breaker pattern. Some background: In a previous article we talked about how to handle transient failures through the application of the Retry pattern. As a reminder, transient failures are those … Read More

Creating, Using & Building

Creating, Using & Building a DSL

The main idea behind this article about building a DSL is to play and experiment with some design patterns on a surface level. We’ll have a character with a position, and we’ll move it in four directions thanks to the … Read More

Publishing Multi Module Android Libraries

Publishing multi module Android libraries

A lot of times, while developing mobile applications we realize that we have to solve the same problem time and time again. The solution to this issue is to extract the solution from a library so it can be reused … Read More

Mobiconf our experience

Mobiconf 2019: Our Experience

Mobiconf 2019 has been a spectacular edition. This conference, that took place in Cracovia, gathered a lot of mobile development experts, from engineers to designers and managers. We attended a lot of talks during its two days duration, and here’s … Read More

Software Development Companies

11 software development companies doing great things in Europe

The European startup scene has been growing more than ever and unless you are building everything in house, very often, an external help is needed when it comes to the development part. Which is why I decided to list down … Read More

Software Development Workshops And Courses

Top 10 software development workshops and courses in Barcelona

There are hundreds of software development boot camps out there for those who would like to start their career as a software developer, but what about all those who are already in this field, who have mid-high level, both knowledge … Read More

Combine Vs RxSwift

Combine vs RxSwift: Introduction to Combine & differences

In today’s article I’d like to give an introduction to Combine and show its main differences with RxSwift, and probably the best way to start is by showing Apple’s definition of Combine: A unified, declarative API for processing values overtime … Read More

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