Stay on the Pulse.

A few months ago I was working on a Sylius project. The job was to set up a new theme - Sylius Bootstrap theme. I didn’t have any experience with Sylius so it was a bit confusing, but I documented my second attempt and decided to write a blog post about it.

Whenever our clients and partners provide feedback, provide positive reviews of our work, it serves as sort of a compass and a testament to our mission and vision - we want to be that true generator of change for their business while powering their digital transformation.

Google Analytics 4 is the future. If you’re not yet comfortable with that, give us just 5 minutes and we’ll change your mind.

I just ran across a decade-old post and, with Netgen's 20th anniversary getting closer, it seemed like a good opportunity to ponder, and try to answer that same question. Why should you choose to work at Netgen in 2022?

We are tackling complex problems for our clients on a daily basis. In order to be successful in what we do, we use various apps that make this process easier and faster. 

When Vjeran Vlahović, one of Netgen Co-Founders, formed the UX/CS (User experience/Customer success) team, he might not have entirely expected that it would soon stand side by side next to our biggest (and busiest!) dev teams. 

So far, Netgen Layouts features were predominantly built for admin and power users, and our recent efforts are shifting that focus towards helping standard CMS editors in their everyday work. 

Our team stepped in to develop a brand new e-commerce platform to provide faster and simplified insurance contracting for Adriatic osiguranje, one of the leading insurance companies in the Croatian market.

If you are a developer working with eZ Platform (or Ibexa DXP), you most likely encountered the following scenario: you are developing an eZ solution for a client, arranging their administration UI, adding new content types, adding dummy data for testing... 

How often do you have to consume an external API and integrate it into a Symfony application? Let’s see how to do it fast and/or well, and hopefully learn something along the way.