Articles tagged "Software & web development"

Product roadmaps: A complete guide [+ templates]

Product roadmaps define the tasks required to roll out a new product, offering, or update, including timelines and roles. Here's what goes into creating them.

Comment ajouter un moteur de recherche personnalisé à Chrome

Here's how to search any site or app directly from Chrome.

How to set up an automated system to confirm form submissions

Not all form submissions end up in the inbox—some are sent to the spam folder. Create an easy, automated system to save time checking submissions.

Que sont les systèmes d'information ? Définition, utilisations et exemples

Information systems refers to the tools and strategies that organizations use to collect and manage data in order to improve their operations.

Pourquoi devrais-tu engager des ingénieurs en début de carrière

Early-career engineers, sometimes called "L1s," will have little to no experience, but they can be a more productive addition to your team than a seasoned engineer. Here's why.

4 façons d'améliorer la collaboration entre la programmation et l'assurance qualité

Here are some tips I learned along the way to help with common issues that come up between developers and QA.

The journey of secrets in Kubernetes at Zapier

Secrets management is a very important part of continuous deployment and infrastructure as code.

How Zapier uses KEDA

Zapier uses KEDA (Kubernetes-based event driven autoscaler) to keep up with our message backlog and help our backend workers scale.

The architecture behind Zapier's Zap History pages

Whenever a Zapier user wants to review what Zaps have run in their account, they visit their Zap History. Built on Next.js, the architecture that supports the Zap History pages, surfaces individual information about millions of Zap runs to our users.

The CAP theorem for engineering teams

The CAP theorem informs how we build distributed systems by describing the trade-offs we must make when splitting a system into multiple distributed parts. The same holds true when splitting an engineering organization into multiple teams.