The best things happen Backstage

Last week's Christmas party 🎅 was an absolute highlight! We had the pleasure of hosting our amazing colleagues, clients, and friends.

Why device onboarding architecture decides your security posture for the life of every unit you deploy.

The scaling failures that hit IoT platforms between 500 and 5,000 devices, and what to invest in before they do.

Dribbble launched a curated directory of UI/UX design agencies handpicked for their ability to deliver complex, large-scale product work. We've been selected to be part of it.

A practical guide to scoping digital products that survive contact with reality. After working on close to a hundred product launches, here is what separates MVPs that gain traction from the ones that drain budgets and die quietly.

We’re releasing Vue modals - The smart modal open-source library for Vue.js. Feel free to use it! 💥

Another 5-star review on our Clutch 😎 Thanks Justin for your kind words!

Last week, at least a small part of our remote team managed to meet up and vent about the bosses. We had a few beers, shared many good ideas, and laughed a lot. Looking forward to the next time! 🍻

We've officially launched into 2024 ✨ with our annual (almost) All-hands meeting, reviewing the past year and discussing our roadmap for the upcoming months.

Last week's Christmas party 🎅 was an absolute highlight! We had the pleasure of hosting our amazing colleagues, clients, and friends.

A developer's guide to running both protocols side by side, with practical patterns for auth, topic design, and the flows that make each one the right choice.

A practical breakdown of two IoT platform architectures, the trade-offs nobody warns you about, and how to pick the right one for your stage.

The real business case for Flutter, including when it is not the right call. Two native apps means double the cost, double the coordination, and double the bugs. Here is the math most companies skip.

Signals, store classes, and why simpler reactivity might be all you need. A practical comparison of Signals vs Riverpod with real code from our production apps.

The third part of our IDS BK app redesign series focuses on the final visual design. We cover the creation of the moodboard, visual direction, illustrations, animations, and the design of both light and dark modes.

The second part of our IDS BK redesign series focuses on wireframes and usability testing. We validated core user flows, tested new features, and uncovered key usability insights that helped us shape a more intuitive and accessible app.