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In today's digital age, a mobile or web app is often essential for businesses to stay competitive. When it comes to app development, clients can choose from several options - native, multi-platform, hybrid and progressive web apps (PWA). Each solution has its own advantages and disadvantages and in this article we will discuss them from the client's perspective.

In today's fast-paced world of software development, it is essential to test applications efficiently and thoroughly. Whether mobile or web applications, automated testing is crucial in ensuring software quality and reliability. This article will examine how automated testing can transform the software development process and bring immense benefits.

The creation of any product or application is accompanied by long and expensive development, which may not always yield the expected result. This is because companies often do not fully consider the needs of end users, and are unable to determine with certainty what the purposes of their application are. The "Product discovery" technique helps with all this, thanks to which companies can save both time and money.

What Google's infotainment center looks like under the hood, and what the future holds for our cars, as contemplated by our full-stack developer Braňo Štupák.

UX/UI designers and developers have been working with design systems for many years now. Still, a lot of people don't know what they're good for. When can they save you time and what should you look out for when working with one?

Cities invest millions of CZK a year in digitalization. Electronic payments for waste collection and parking, electronic submission of subsidy applications, online enrollment of children into kindergarten – this is what the digitalization of government offices in 2021 looks like.

The protection of human health should always come first. Consequently, digital trends are also extending to safety devices for work in industrial environments.

The world is just starting to get accustomed to Android Auto, and Google has already introduced an even newer technology. How is it different? And have we already tamed it?

In the last part of this series, we stated that, after GPRS was past its prime, telephone service providers were not quick to move on and adopt new technologies. This inability to offer a competitive, modern technology presented the perfect opportunity for the rise of Sigfox and other IoT technologies. Today, we finally catch up and hopefully start to see the future of communication possibilities of the Internet of Things, i.e. the NB-IoT infrastructure, also known as LTE Cat NB1, according to the 3GPP Release 13.