SmartWeb: How to score 100/100 on Google PageSpeed
By Rasmus Graversen, CTO Template Developement, Software development | 1 comment(s)
Speed is money, affecting customer conversion rates, Google organic search results, ads and tons of other things. This article is for frontend developers and customers with tech-knowledge, who want to know what it takes to get sites to score 100/100 on Google PageSpeed Insigts. Here is my opinion on chasing this 100/100 PageSpeed grade from Google.
By Rasmus Graversen, CTO Software development
For the last 3 months, we have been working on upgrading SmartWeb to PHP 7. It has been a much smoother process than upgrading from PHP 5.3 to 5.6, which we did years ago.
This article will describe our process of upgrading from PHP 5.6 to PHP 7.0 – why we did it, what problems we faced and what we learned.
Docker at SmartWeb: How we ended up using Docker containers
By Daniel Fly, DevOps Continuous Delivery, Development process | 1 comment(s)
When growing you need to have more focus on not becoming a big and slow whale, otherwise small fish will overtake you. Development speed is a key component to staying ahead of these small fish. In this post, we will look at our local development environment and how it evolved.
Choosing a JavaScript framework: The choice of React for SmartWebs next app
By Mark Gottenborg, System developer Software development, New technology | 1 comment(s)
In the ever-growing world of JavaScript frameworks, how can you choose the one that fits your project?
There are so many factors to consider, and while we will only touch on the main points in this article, it will give you an introduction to which factors to consider.
Continuous Delivery at SmartWeb: From a CTO perspective
By Rasmus Graversen, CTO Continuous Delivery
Releasing a software update can trigger a wide range of emotions for a developer; Liberation, Happiness, Pride. It can also cause a lot of irritation, frustration or Rage. At SmartWeb we are very focused on releasing software updates associated with positive emotions. It should feel good (and possibly fun) – before, during and after a function transitions into production...