Creating a product development strategy is a sure-fire method for mitigating the risks that come with releasing a product that needs to align with user expectations perfectly.

Who should you choose for your web development project? Let's see what the difference is between hiring a freelancer and hiring a web development company.

What can startups do right now to prepare themselves for the upcoming hard times? Here’s a handful of tips for startup founders looking to keep their businesses afloat in 2020 and beyond.

Read this article to get an overview of WordPress as a cms, understand its value, and learn how to make the most of WordPress for your company.

What are the most prominent web development trends and how will they shape the industry's future?

The "Web Development 101" Workshop aims to breach the gap between the product and technical teams and help them work better together. See how it came to be.

Developed in 2008, Spree allows for easy customizations and upgrades of online stores to deliver features matching unique business needs. To show you the potential of this technology for eCommerce ventures, here are ten startups that have decided to take advantage of Spree.

We're proud to announce that we've been recognized as one of Poland's top B2B companies by Clutch!

With the introduction of Node Javascript, we gained one powerful weapon - versatility. You can write in so many different ways with such ease. Will it become the one language to rule them all?

Quite often, young startup founders and company owners are unsure about which contract model to choose. The two most popular pricing models are fixed price and hourly rate, referred to as time and materials (T&M).

A Learning Management System is an application that helps organizations manage tasks in the area of learning and training. Read this article to find out how your business can benefit from a custom LMS.

As you've probably guessed by the title of my article, I still consider Ruby on Rails as a relevant technology that offers a lot of value, especially when combined with ReactJS as it's frontend counterpart. Here's how I approach the topic.