Tag: Web Development

  • Mastering the side quests

    Modern video games, especially the open world games all shar similar mechanics around the game’s scenario. The player has a main quest to achieve in order to finish the game, but in parallel one can explore a lot of diverse side quests that often impact the main quest one way or another. I have found…

  • The anatomy of a CMS

    I like to tell my developer friends that everyone should build an editor at least once as it’s central to many applications. Similarly, building a CMS is a rite of passage for developers. We use them daily. There are several options from open source solutions like WordPress, Ghost, Drupal to site builders like Wix, Squarespace, or Shopify. From full headless ones like Strapi…

  • How Gutenberg is changing WordPress Development?

    If you're already familiar with WordPress, you're probably used to its content editor based on TinyMCE. Creating content in WordPress did not really change for many years now. But with new competitors gaining more and more attraction like Medium, Ghost, Wix, Squarespace, WordPress decided to build a new Editor called Gutenberg (After Johannes Gutenberg, the…

  • Frontend application development fairytale (with backend analogy)

    In the last three years, frontend development has evolved very quickly. With all this stuff out there (react, angular.js, aurelia, redux, flux, Angular2, Rx.js, falcor…), it became really hard for developers and companies to make choices about the stack to use for their applications.