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Having trouble making edits to the site? One fix presents multiple bugs elsewhere? Do you have multiple teams working on your site and it's hard to keep track of whose fault the bug is? Our article talks about the tools and approaches we use to prevent such cases at the earliest stages. Test coverage helps to tolerate changes, linters help to track errors in code from different teams, and monitoring allows you to check the site on various parameters. Read more about each tool, as well as the ideal chain of work with the site in our article.

Project migration to Kubernetes: published an article with a detailed description of the work steps.

Large projects need scalability and fault tolerance. They should not be stormed by the influx of visitors, number of applications and other factors. Kubernetes containerisation is needed to keep them running under load and other demanding conditions.

Moving to and maintaining a Kubernetes cluster is not the easiest of tasks. But our DevOps engineers perform them with success, regardless of the stage at which the project comes to us.

In our new article we have described a step-by-step plan for a competent move, and also described our experience of migrating various projects to Kubernetes with login at different stages of work.

In time for the New Year, the Drupal team has put version 10 under the tree with new technologies and nice changes in speed and security. In this short article we'll take a look at the list of innovations and see what they'll bring us and why it's a good idea to upgrade to the latest version now

E-mail newsletters help bring customers back to the site, to encourage them to make a repeat purchase or to notify them of discounts. To ensure that people automatically receive the right email at the right time, you need to integrate with your site mass mailing service. In this article we will tell you about one of such services, its features and advantages.

Drupal module, with multi-language support, has helped a thousand sites to improve SEO and send users to to the right page.

More than 60% of Internet traffic comes from mobile devices. The conditional smartphone user expects the page to load in less than three seconds, otherwise he will just close the tab and go to your competitors.

In order to speed up mobile pages, Google suggests to use their technology called AMP. This allows you to Generate lite pages which load faster faster than usual because of a special caching system. Search engine Google is more likely to promote such pages in search engine (Yandex is not yet friendly with this technology).