Security as a Foundation for Business Success Security isn’t a backend concern in today’s digital economy—it’s a cornerstone of client trust and business continuity. When a large B2B enterprise with a complex, multi-tenant Laravel application approached us, they weren’t just preparing for another compliance audit. They were proactively strengthening their security posture to mitigate real […]
The digital era is defined by speed and innovation; businesses that fail to keep up risk being left behind. As organisations aim to modernise operations, improve customer experiences and reduce time-to-market, they face significant challenges—IT backlogs, limited resources, and complex development cycles. Low-code application development has emerged as a transformative solution because it enables faster,
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In the fast-paced world of software development, navigating complex tasks such as migrating an entire AWS infrastructure from one region to another with minimum downtime requires both technical expertise and meticulous planning. In this blog post, I’ll be sharing insights into our team’s journey as we undertook the formidable challenge of relocating our client’s AWS
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The term low-code was introduced in 2016 [ref]. But technology has been around with us for quite some time. In fact, the first technology that evolved into what low-code is today appeared back in the 1970s as part of what we know as Generation Programming Language and Rapid Application Development. Let’s talk about how the
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PostgreSQL is one of the most advanced open-source databases, offering a plethora of features, one of which is data replication. Data replication is crucial for ensuring data availability and reliability. In PostgreSQL, there are two main types of replication mechanisms: 1. Physical Replication Mechanism In physical replication, data from a cluster is copied from the
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In this second of a 2-part series, we will describe how we went about building the flowchart tool and what inherent challenges were confronted in the process. If you have missed Part 1 you can read it here. How we went about it We broke down the functional units of the application as follows: These
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In this article, we will discuss how we created a tool to facilitate building flow charts. These charts would be required to follow certain business rules and would integrate into a host software – the application that includes this tool as a subset of its functionality.
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