Category: Software Development

Searching for a “better” technology always ends up with the well-known “it depends,” and the choice between JointJS and GoJS is not an exception. Especially when considering choosing the right agency for developing diagramming tools. It depends on specific needs, priorities, and resources, but above all, the expertise of the agency you hired to get the job done. As they said: it is not the wand that makes the wizard.  We are not trying to say that technology doesn’t matter, as it can determine the final project’s look and feel. Yet, the discussion about the superiority of one solution over the other rarely leads to unambiguous conclusions.

The “Learn Angular for Free” series comprises carefully curated free resources that assist you in acquiring proficiency in various programming techniques with Angular. The final segment of the article primarily emphasizes reactive development, forms, testing, and architecture. If you haven’t had the opportunity to read the first article, I highly recommend giving them a thorough read. RxJS RxJS plays a vital role in Angular, enabling us to handle asynchrony, reactive programming, state management, and the composition of operations within our applications. While there is a perception that mastering RxJS can be challenging, I believe that learning RxJS itself is not overly complex. However, it does require…

Intro Learning a programming language or framework can be a tough challenge, and when it comes to Angular, even experienced front-end developers often consider it to have a high entry threshold compared to others. With the abundance of information, courses, and materials available, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed and unsure where to begin. To make your Angular learning journey smoother, I’ve written down a comprehensive list of free resources that will take you to the next level of expertise in the Angular world. This list includes carefully selected courses, videos, articles, and books categorized by relevant topics. Rest assured that I have personally gone through each resource, either in its…

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.