From June 12 to 16, the “goto;” technology event was held in Amsterdam, the first to be held after COVID. In addition, this year they have provided virtual access to the talks with a large investment in audiovisual production and … Read More
Spring I/O 2022
A Renewal After the short days, cold temperatures, and barren flora of winter comes the season of spring: a rebirth of the world, with the days getting longer, the weather getting warmer, and the flowers and trees blooming once again. … Read More
Managing dotfiles with stow
As a programmer, much of our time at work is spent developing code (and attending meetings, of course. ) So much, that we usually spend a lot of time configuring the toolset that we use on a daily basis. We … Read More
20 Git basic commands every QA Engineer should know
In this article we will talk about Git. Git it’s a version control system, a tool that tracks changes to your code and shares those changes with others. In this article lists the most basic commands that a QA person/developer … Read More
Introduction to Perceptual Hashes: Measuring Similarity
Introduction Checking if files are identical is an exceedingly-trivial task – it is possible to directly compare all their bytes or perhaps compute a hash of each file and compare those values -but trying to compare the similarity of files’ … Read More
Migrating React JS project to Next JS
In this article, we assume that you know the basics of Next.js.To understand what Next JS is, the benefits of SSR (Server Side Rendering), and a comparison with Gatsby and Express, you can read this article Next.js. Why migrate to … Read More
Learning Angular as a React Developer
As a front-end developer you always get asked whether you specialize in React or Angular. These two mainstream technologies have their strengths and weaknesses, and each is more appropriate depending on the project, but in this article we will not … Read More
How to organize small teams
In this article I would like to share my experience as a Product Owner supporting one of Apiumhub’s smallest teams. When I joined, the team was formed by: One permanent Backend Developer with some Front End skills. One Front End … Read More
Our book “Software Architecture Metrics” is published!
We are delighted to announce the release of our new book “Software Architecture Metrics: Case Studies to Improve the Quality of Your Architecture” In this book 10 leading hands-on practitioners, including our Co-founder and Software Architect Christian Ciceri, introduce key … Read More
Android App Modularization: 4 Useful Tips to Start
Android app modularization refers to the process of breaking down an Android app into smaller, independent modules. These modules can be thought of as building blocks that can be combined to form the complete app. Each module is typically responsible … Read More
A framework for QA Testing
Introduction How does testing an app on three platforms with a single test sound? That was the goal of our framework, we aimed to test the webapp and ios/android app with one single test on the User Interface side. We … Read More
Apiumhub helps to launch software hubs in Barcelona
Apiumhub has been operating in the software development industry since 2014. Over the last years it has positioned itself as one of the best quality software delivery agencies. It created and leads the community of Software Architecture in Barcelona, organizing … Read More
