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To most, designers and developers belong to completely separate domains, the polar opposites of the software world. Yin and yangs, who only…

Carmel Scharf, UX Writer at Soluto, has plenty to say about the power of words in User Experience & Product. In this episode, you’ll learn…

With a fast-paced CI/CD process and a high rate of deployments happening in a microservices base infrastructure, bugs can slip through the…

Yaron Idan, DevOps Team Lead at Soluto, has many GitOps insights and knowledge to share, and this episode is full of them.

A product team’s journey towards becoming truly data-driven and the (many) benefits we gained from it

A practical guide for making your next user testing effort more efficient and impactful

A tailored process for employees that will transform them from mild-mannered-yet-brilliant tech minds into well-known talents in their…

Aviran Revach, Soluto’s Head of UX & Design, has a lot of UX wisdom to share, and this interview is packed with it.

Since we started using Loki as our log aggregation system at Soluto, we had a major drawback using its Jsonnet deployment. Each time we…

This post will dive into the implementation of a React-Native webview that communicates with the loading web page, its API and how we…

At Soluto, we’ve created AnywhereExpert — which at its core, is a high-scale rich messaging platform, serving around 80 million customers…

Within the first 7 seconds, users will have a solid impression of your product. In this article, we are going to show how to optimize the…

At Soluto, our microservices-based infrastructure, combined with all the CI/CD tools, allow us to move fast with multiple releases a day…

5 steps to establish and maintain relationships with stakeholders who can be key differentiators in your product’s success.

Feedback is so ubiquitous in my daily routine as a product designer, that it took COVID-19 sending us to work remotely from home, for me to

Here’s how we made sure our newest employees felt welcome and got a proper onboarding, even when working from home.

In this post we will elaborate on the steps we took in order to create a feeling of stability, as much as possible.

Between tools and best practices — there’s much more you can do for yourself to make your day great, and your results even better.

How we adapted to working remotely during coronavirus times.

Tips on planning a winning hackathon people will remember for years! We’re even sharing our ready-made gantt chart that covers all the…

Thanos: a hero, that will help us with an impossible mission: A production-grade Prometheus deployment.

In our last blog post, we talked about putting together a winning hackathon-planning team. This time we’ll cover the topic of how to make…

In this series of six blog posts, you’ll get a handy guide on how to organize a 24h hackathon for ~100 participants.

It’s a common perception that we product managers are “solutions people”. We have great ideas for new opportunities, improving our flows…