Jetpack Compose: The Future of Android UI Development
Since it was announced by Google in 2021, Jetpack Compose has quickly emerged as a widely used toolkit in Android UI development of native applications. From an engineer’s view, this simplifies UI creation and improves efficiency by reducing the code amount.
Monolith vs. Microservices: When to Migrate Your SaaS App
At Codolis, we’ve helped numerous SaaS companies successfully transition from monolithic architectures to microservices, unlocking scalability, faster development cycles, and improved system reliability. For many growing SaaS businesses, a monolithic architecture—while practical in the early stages—eventually becomes a bottleneck.
How SaaS Companies Can Migrate Legacy Systems to the Cloud
The rapid evolution of the SaaS industry demands scalable, secure, and resilient
infrastructure. However, many companies still operate on legacy monolithic architectures, which hinder their ability to scale, integrate with third-party services, and support modern development practices.
5 SaaS Cloud Migration Challenges and How to Solve Them
Cloud migration is no longer a question of if, but when. SaaS companies looking to scale, optimize costs, and enhance security know that moving to the cloud is a strategic necessity. However, cloud migration is not without its challenges—from downtime risks to unexpected costs and complex architecture changes.
PyScript – Python in the Browser
Last year we heard about the PyScript project as a new framework for Python users. Alpha version of this project was presented at the PyCon conference in 2022. While we keep an eye on the continuous upgrades since it was first presented, let’s talk about basic information and the advantages this framework brings.
Inside the upcoming updates – What’s new in ASP.NET Core 7.0
A viral topic nowadays is the November releasement of the ASP.NET Core 7.0 version. If you didn’t use .NET already, you probably heard that it is one of the most popular platforms for building many different types of applications. If you ask developers, they would likely get in line with .NET, because it’s provided with many tools that make their work easier.
A Day in the Life of a QA Tester
Each day in the life of a QA Tester is different and being a QA means you never stop learning. Whenever you’re testing you have to act in different user roles.
Key Values QA Testing Adds to Your Organisation
QA Testing helps you in fixing the errors before they become major issues. That is why it’s important to get testing done as soon as possible. Don’t let yourself have additional costs, which come while replacing, retesting as well as reselling products, having errors. Software development consists of many stages and if bugs are caught in the earlier stages it costs much less to fix them. The bigger your organisation is, the bigger is the business impact of one bug.
Microservices in Java – Spring Cloud and Netflix Overview – Part 2
Microservices in Java – Spring Cloud and Netflix Overview – Part 2 In Part 1, we have talked about the microservices architecture, the Spring Cloud project,
