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Notes on software engineering from the Atyantik practice.
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Ajay Patel
Laravel Livewire v3: New Chapter
Discover Laravel Livewire v3's new Alpine-based core, hot reloading, reactive properties, and features reshaping full-stack Laravel development as of June 2023.
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Progressive Web Apps and SEO: Gains for Search Visibility
Progressive web apps combine mobile performance and user engagement with improved SEO rankings. Learn how PWAs reduce load times and boost search visibility.
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Progressive Web App development for Northern Ireland
How we build Progressive Web Apps that blend web accessibility with app-like performance, for businesses across Northern Ireland and beyond.
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Laravel for SaaS
Laravel's rich feature set, security, scalability, and thriving ecosystem make it an excellent choice for SaaS products. Learn what makes it stand out.
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A Comprehensive Review of Tenancy for Laravel
Tenancy for Laravel is a flexible, event-based multi-tenancy package with automatic mode, extreme flexibility, and proven reliability across production applications.
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Atyantik Technologies in Vadodara
Atyantik Technologies builds custom software from the ground up. Our team specializes in API services, web applications, and mobile platforms.
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Git and GitFlow branching workflow for teams
A decision engine plus convention spec for git branching. Route your team to GitFlow, GitHub Flow, GitLab Flow, or trunk-based from your context, then standardize with a branch-naming regex, a Conventional Commits table, and the branch-protection, CODEOWNERS, and commitlint config that enforce it.
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Automating PHP Migrations with Rector
Rector automates PHP migrations, upgrades frameworks, and refactors code for newer PHP versions. Learn how to stay current without manual rewrites.
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Modern ECMAScript for 2026: the JavaScript features that shipped, and which to adopt
What actually shipped in JavaScript for 2026: the seven features that landed in the ES2026 edition, the ES2024/ES2025 items that are already baseline, and the finished-but-ES2027 proposals (Temporal, the using keyword) people mislabel as 2026. With an adopt / polyfill / wait verdict bound to your lowest-supported runtime via MDN Baseline and concrete Node, Deno, and Bun versions.
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SOLID Principles in Laravel for Maintainable Applications
Learn SOLID principles in Laravel: Single Responsibility, Open-Closed, Liskov Substitution, Interface Segregation, and Dependency Inversion with examples.
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Turbocharging React with Million.js: An Exploration
Million.js rethinks the Virtual DOM with block diffing instead of DOM diffing, delivering up to 70% performance gains for React applications.
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How to build a real Progressive Web App with React
A build-it-yourself guide to shipping an installable, offline-capable React PWA with Vite and vite-plugin-pwa, including a real Workbox caching config, the deploy-time update flow, and an honest note on when a PWA is the wrong call.
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