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We have been using Amazon AWS ECS to deploy containerised applications for most of our clients. Now, we are exploring Kubernetes and its integration with Google Cloud Services, to keep up with the new possibilities out there and to choose the best tools for each project.

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Hey, I'm Dani, the Javascript connoisseur who's written the blog posts about building Node.js APIs (Part One, Part Two) a few weeks ago!

In this post, I want to share how to create the boilerplate to build React applications with parcel.

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As your company grows, so do your headcount and salaries. This applies to solo freelancers and agencies like ours alike: you need to hire other people, pay for other services, face price increases by other providers and keep up with the market changes.

Here are the ten latest things we've tried, which have contributed to our company growth since the beginning of 2018.

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We build most of our web apps using Angular, to enhance the user experience and to treat data in a most effective way, and for this, we are using ReactiveX, an API for asynchronous programming with observable streams.

One annoying thing about ReactiveX (also called RxJS, in its Javascript form) are its memory leaks because of Observables and Subscriptions. Here's what we do to deal with them.

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Alright, I know the saying isn't exactly like this. I wanted to give the famous Shoot for the moon. Even if you miss, you'll land among the stars by the American author Norman Vincent Peale a little twist.

We have just wrapped up our fourth year of operations, running our specialised Ruby on Rails & Angular development agency, and we wanted to share the things we've learnt in the last year in this post.