From Mentor to a Leader
At Setapp, we care about learning and expanding our expertise. When we came up with an idea for an internship program, we didn’t only think about our future interns’ growth. What was of high importance to us, was that our current employees can work on their leadership skills. Last time we interviewed Asenata, our intern
Client’s story: How we adapted the Design Sprint process to create meaningful EdTech
In our previous articles, we introduced you to the Design Sprint concept and explained all of the phases of this process. Today, we would like to share with you something unique – how the Design Sprint process at Setapp looks like from our client’s perspective. Milena Piasecka, EdTech Product Manager at Learn Teach Explore, describes how
Humanity in code review
Code Review is one of the most important steps in the process of creating clear and high quality software. What do you define as your goal when, as a software developer, you start to verify the code written by other team members? Is it bug hunting? Maybe quality control? Or perhaps learning? Have you ever
At Setapp we bring more to work than we think
Setapp is all about including everyone’s voice and talents. We are a diverse team, and we cherish our differences by creating an inclusive workplace. As we are proud of our team members, we would like to share their passions with you! Meet Rafał – one of our software developers. At Setapp, Rafał does the front-end,
SonarQube Tutorial – Part V: Gitlab integration tutorial
We finally came to the last part of our SonarQube series! Hopefully these 5 articles made dealing with SonarQube much easier for all of you. During this tutorial, I assume that you have finished the “SonarScanner for MSBuild tutorial” and you have your SonarQube server, sonar scanner and example project sets and ready to play
SonarQube Tutorial – Part IV: Rules, Quality Profiles and Quality Gates
During this tutorial, I assume that you have finished the “SonarScanner for MSBuild tutorial” and you have your SonarQube server, sonar scanner and example project sets and ready to play with. If not please check the previous tutorials for instructions. Keep in mind this article is part of our series on SonarQube! SonarQube tutorial – how
SonarQube Tutorial – Part III: SonarScanner for MSBuild
During this tutorial, I assume that you have finished the SonarScanner tutorial and you have your SonarQube server, sonar scanner and example projects set and ready to play with. If not please check the previous tutorials for instructions! Keep in mind this article is part of our series on SonarQube! SonarQube tutorial – how to get
SonarQube Tutorial – Part II: How to Use SonarScanner?
In the previous tutorial we set up our environment and ran our first analysis, but what is this tutorial about? While SonarQube is a server that keeps our process analysis and project data, it also requires something that will provide its necessary data. That’s why we need SonarScanner and in this article you will get to know
SonarQube tutorial – Part I: How to Get Started?
Have you heard about SonarQube before? Do you want to know how to use it and what kind of value it can bring to the software development process? You’re in a right place! We’ve prepared a series of 5 articles which will make dealing with SonarQube much easier. SonarQube – introduction (you’re here!) SonarScanner tutorial
How can AR help your e-commerce website to stand out from the crowd?
Global e-commerce sales are about to hit almost $5.0 trillion by 2021. The whole market shows a tremendous growth, as just 5 years ago it was estimated at just $1.3 trillion. That gives us a huge growth of 265%. What contributed greatly to the growth of e-commerce sales is the enormous growth of mobile e-commerce.