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Permissive and Strict Analyzers to Filter and Boost Results in ElasticSearch
01/09/2023
Jakub Wachol
Back-end Developer
Development | 01/09/2023
Permissive and Strict Analyzers to Filter and Boost Results in ElasticSearch
Jakub Wachol
ElasticSearch, a powerful and versatile search and analytics engine, has emerged as a cornerstone technology for managing and querying large-scale data with unprecedented speed and precision. However, as the size and complexity of data repositories continue to grow, so do the challenges associated with retrieving the most relevant results.
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Innovations | 25/08/2023
The Art of Giving and Receiving Feedback: Fostering Growth and Collaboration
Julia Zatorska
Feedback isn't just a stuffy corporate ritual; it's a dynamic rhythm that fuels personal growth and teamwork. It can be like a compass guiding us towards our goals, helping us learn from our mistakes and incorporating constructive criticism to fine-tune our lives.
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Innovations | 18/08/2023
Enhancing User Experience: The Role of Design Thinking
Maciej Zatorski
Design thinking isn't just a buzzword; it's a powerful philosophy, an empathetic approach rooted in the understanding that at the heart of any technological advance, there's always a person who interacts with it. This human-centric framework equips us to dissect complex problems, challenge prevailing assumptions, and unearth novel strategies to create better UX.
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Development | 10/08/2023
API Platform: Advanced Security (Voters)
Łukasz Traczyk
When developing a rest API, it often happens that you want control over which users have the access to a specific resource. The usage of user roles can cover some cases. But what if you want to restrict the access not based on a given role, but some other dependencies? Sometimes the use cases you need to cover become quite complicated, other times they are simple, but repetitive. What allows you to control the access in a clean, un-repetitive way is called voters.
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Development | 28/07/2023
Logs usefulness and logging methods in web application development
Tomasz Traczyk
A log is a record of what has happened in a computer system. Logs contain information such as data, time, and description of an event (including problems, errors). Keeping a log can be a great help when debugging, saving both time and effort looking for issues to fix.
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Development | 19/07/2023
Advantages and Disadvantages of Domain-Driven Design (DDD) in Symfony
Paweł Urbańczyk
For those well-versed in software development, Domain-Driven Design (DDD) is likely a familiar concept. Over time, it has proven to be a reliable approach, expertly managing intricate systems by prioritizing the most critical aspect of the project - the underlying domains. Additionally, DDD effectively facilitates communication by creating a shared language between the technical team and business stakeholders.
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Development | 25/11/2022
Who is a front-end developer? [meet the Primotly team #2]
Jakub Celewicz
We're back with the second part of our "meet the Primotly team" series in which we introduce you to the behind-the-scenes of working in IT. You recently met Jakub Wachol, who talked about the back-end developer's role. And since we started with the part of projects that is invisible to the user, it's time to move on to the other side, the front end. Jakub Celewicz told us about the challenges, career path, necessary competencies, and technologies a front-end developer uses.
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Development | 06/10/2022
Symfony: Custom Reusable FormType for Adding and Removing CollectionType Items
Łukasz Traczyk
This article describes how to write a reusable FormType, that allows you to add and remove rows in your CollectionType form fields. The instruction is based on Symfony 5 and PHP 7.4, using Symfony forms and Twig.
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Development | 06/09/2022
PHP Composer: Everything You Need To Know
Marek Krokwa
One of the perks of being lazy is that you’ll find the easiest way of getting things done. You might be wondering, isn’t that a bad thing? Well, it’s not, especially if you’re a programmer. In fact, one of the things that drive programming is the desire to make things easier and more efficient. That is why a good programmer looks at a cumbersome process and finds a way to make it easier for himself rather than using the normal method.
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Development | 26/07/2022
Who is a Back-end Developer? [Meet the Primotly Team #1]
Jakub Wachol
What does a back-end developer do? How to start such a career, and what technologies are worth learning to do this job effectively? Here is a new series of articles about working in IT, which we start with an interview with Jakub Wachol, a back-end developer who has been in our team from the very beginning.
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Business | 14/09/2022
Primotly's IT Glossary: All the Tech Terms You Should Know
Bernhard Huber
The IT world consists of dozens of acronyms, specialized terms, and slang expressions used by developers and teams working on digital products. That's why we've prepared a comprehensive glossary that will make developers, team members, young IT job seekers, and, most of all, customers to better understand each other.
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Business | 29/06/2022
Beginners Guide to Integrate Extended Software Engineers with Your Product Team
Marek Krokwa
If you are reading this article, you are probably wondering about the benefits of working with an extended software engineer. Or maybe developers from outside your organization will soon join your product team and you want to be well prepared for it? You've come to the right place!
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Innovations | 10/03/2023
ChatGPT: Separating hype from reality and looking ahead
Diana Kolopenyuk
ChatGPT has taken the world by storm. If you haven't heard of the AI language model developed by OpenAI, then it's safe to say you've been living under a rock. With its ability to generate human-like text and hold natural conversations with users, ChatGPT has been hailed as a breakthrough. You can ask it almost anything, and it will respond within seconds as if you were talking to a human whose brain has been connected to a Google search engine. Sound intriguing? If so, it's time to delve deeper into ChatGPT and discover its potential for revolutionizing various areas of technology. Let's explore some ideas for developing this innovative tool and its potential applications in various areas of our daily lives.
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Innovations | 13/02/2023
Will No-code Doom Software Developers?
Diana Kolopenyuk
No-code gets more and more attention as an ideal solution for every business need. This promising trend refers to the tools that allow users to create apps, websites and software without any programming skills. But is that really the case? Can no-code fully replace custom software solutions? In this article, you will learn about the various challenges and obstacles you may encounter when using this type of technology.
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Innovations | 06/12/2022
Using Artificial Intelligence to Improve Warehouse Performance [Case Study]
Albert Jurkowski
Working in warehouses can be very demanding. High physical exertion, 3-shift work, and the risk of injury are just some of the drawbacks that employees complain about. One of our clients approached us with an idea to streamline warehouse processes and ease the burden on their team. Engaging a robot and artificial intelligence to do the work turned out to be exactly what they needed.
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