Designing a Customer-facing Asynchronous API
Let's redesign a private synchronous API into a customer-facing asynchronous API.
#MessagingQueue
#CloudStorage
#APIGateway
#GCP
Update heavy JSONB with low memory consumption in PostgreSQL
Updating a jsonb content several time using an rest api can have a huge memory impact, in this article we explain how we managed this using an event approach.
Storybook Driven Development
In this first article on this topic, we'll try to explain what is Storybook, to give insights as to how we use Storybook at QIMA, and what are our focuses for the upcoming months.
Cross Team Mercato
Challenge: We want to grow the teams and also give developers the opportunity to voice their preference for the features on which they would like to work. To meet these needs we organize a “remix” of teams during each quarter.
GitOps powered by Argo projects
In this article, we’ll take you on our journey of implementing the GitOps methodology using #Kubernetes #GoogleKubernetesEngine #GoogleCloudPlatform #Terraform #Hashicorp #CircleCI and #Argo
Github+CircleCI: QIMAone Continuous Integration
This article is going to give a taste about what is the DevOps mindset in QIMAone team. The DevOps contains all practices that try to ease a Developer and TechOps to work together in order to accelerate/facilitate production.
Develop in offline - An offline adventure 🦖
How we build an awesome offline application called QIMAone, using NgRx, Interceptors, IndexedDB and Service Workers 👷🏼♀️ 🏗
MapKit JS on steroids with custom Algorithms
MapKit JS is a great library and, as often with this kind of libraries, we have special needs that require us to customize it. In this article we talk about the limitations encountered and how we got around them.
The Front-End tests story of QIMAone
This story aims to share what, we think, was the best decisions we made - and also the bad ones - to maybe help you as well to find the good balance regarding the tests on the Front-End side. We also share our thoughts and what we plan to do in the future to improve our tests and process.