The question many enterprise companies ask themselves is if they should build their own Content Management System, or CMS, or buy a ready-made one. The short answer is, “it depends.”
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A brief history of ObjectStyle’s open-source technologies
ObjectStyle has a portfolio of open-source products: Apache Cayenne, Bootique, Agrest, and DFLib. This post tells the story behind each of these projects.
Automating software tests: One project's journey
In this post, ObjectStyle's test engineer Oksana Koyro shares the story of how her software project went from having manual tests to test automation. We hope this information will be useful to anyone who is getting started with automated tests.
15 great programming blogs you may not have heard about
The goal of this roundup is to help you discover new programming blogs that may not be insanely popular, but are still worth checking out. Let's shed some light on individual authors who put out great content, but haven't gotten into major spotlight.
Andrus Adamchik on why do open-source: it's either "scratching your itch" or honing your skills
ObjectStyle's CEO Andrus Adamchik has dedicated a significant part of his life to open-source development. We've asked Andrus what tips he can give people who want to contribute to open software and how the world of open-source works in general.
"Why I Started Learning Kotlin": an Interview with Ruslan Ibragimov
Ruslan has been with ObjectStyle since 2016. When he's not busy writing code, he heads Belarus Kotlin User Group and talks about the language at various conferences. In this interview, we discuss why Ruslan took up Kotlin and how he sees it future.