What counts in R & D is the willingness to work in a changing environment, where it may turn out that you are typing CSS one day, and the next, you are working on adapting the graph algorithm to the project’s needs. But it pays off – say Tomasz Świstak and Jakub Kubacki, who work in the R&D team at Synergy Codes daily. What team do you work in? What is so special about it? Tomasz: Our team, known internally as R & D, is most importantly assigned to many clients and projects. Our work usually involves caring for new clients’ needs who have not yet decided on permanent cooperation.

JointJS+ and GoJS are diagramming frameworks you can use to craft high-tech products. They have similar purposes and share common functionalities. Although these two seem similar, one should not assume they are the same. Here, we will explore the similarities and differences between GoJS and JointJS+ in terms of their performance in the real-life use case. The following example shows the case of the shopfloor monitoring system, which is aimed at fast diagramming performance with thousands of objects on one screen. The client has struggled with prolonged rendering time and poor object readability while showcasing a heavy data load. The client wanted to get the visual libraries’…

It’s hard to imagine running a business in the 21st century without relying on multiple metrics and data sets. And the bigger the company, the more data it collects and processes. But since everything that happens in a business generates so much data, a lot of it gets overlooked, and its potential is lost because it’s difficult to process and act on all of it. This is where charts, graphs, and diagrams come to the rescue. The power of a well-designed chart lies in the business value it unlocks: providing actionable and accessible insight, facilitating business intelligence, providing convincing arguments in presentations and marketing, or simplifying management of multiple, complex…

Even if you start working with a large corporate client from small functionalities or MVP, sooner or later, you will have to face something bigger. Eventually, you’ll get the entire module of a huge system on your plate, or the key, most-used view in their product. In such a situation, it is worth avoiding some simple mistakes we usually introduce ourselves. Here is one of these mistakes from our own history that we want to tell you today.  The Goal of the Project, or What Was To Be Done  One of our clients asked us to implement the functionality that would enable the presentation of data on tiles. What immediately came…