An introduction Storing lots of different data in a single database column does not get much love in traditional relational database approaches, mostly because it can lead to breaking normalization – and someone learning the hard way that there was a reason for all that normalization in the first place....
Here’s part two of my two-part story about the bug that waited for five years to cause the test suite to fail for the first time – and would wait for another eleven to do it again. Last time I already fixed a part of the problem; this time we...
Raise your hand if you’ve ever come across a test case failing due to a recent year change. Sounds familiar? Well, here’s my story about a bug that waited for five years to cause my test suite to fail for the first time – and would wait for another eleven...
Here at Rebased we’ve been invested in remote work for a few years now, while still keeping small offices in three big Polish cities for people who want to work from office, meet their coworkers and have a good coffee from a local roastery. The COVID-19 situation meant working from...
Imagine that you have two months to release the Minimal Viable Product for your new startup. We all agree that there is no place for long debates whether we should choose one framework over another – or if we should build all the pieces from scratch, using new, trending and...
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