Piyush Swain

Ecommerce platforms, libraries and gems, especially open source projects like Solidus, all have a common issue, which is that they try to cater to everybody. This approach allows for the project to be accessible and useful for a lot of developers around the world, but the disadvantage of this approach is that usually the developer has to do a lot...

In 2022, if someone wants to start their own ecommerce store then they have broadly 2 options, use an ecommerce platform like Shopify, Magneto or Wix or build your own web application from scratch. If you choose to go the first way as most people do then that’s great as it allows you to get your store up and running...

So, recently we started seeing an issue with our CI pipelines in Gitlab. The issue was that most of the tests used to fail and gave an ActiveStorage::IntegrityError. This was kind of confusing as it had popped up seemingly out of nowhere one morning and we also hadn’t encountered this issue earlier.

This post shares the use of the yarn link command and how it simplifies development of npm and specifically REACT npm packages.

So, you have created a useful, customisable, modular component in REACT. Now, you want to share it with everyone by making a package so that anyone can install it ? That is exactly what I had done and now I also wanted to create a npm package and publish it and this is how I did it.

The story of how we took a good platform and made it even better

Have you ever seen some people in your class or in your school or at your workplace who always seems to sit alone, wander alone, read alone and just seems lost in their own thoughts? They may seem weird, introverted, shy and even rude sometimes. They may have also been bullied or made fun of at some point of time....