Meet Charles Françoise, Senior Engineer in the JetLang Platform team at PayFit! In this video, Charles answers questions about: * His background before joining PayFit, * Why he chose to join PayFit, * His preference between in-office and at-home work, * The
As developers, we all want to be efficient with each keystrokes. I have always found that most of my keystrokes were not optimized. From going from one directory to another, from searching occurrences of a word in files
Nowadays, most codebases (not to say every) depend on third-party code to avoid reinventing the wheel for every project. Dependencies exist in production-ready code as well as in tools that are used to prepare the final application. But
Thomas Villaren, Staff Engineer at PayFit, was recently a guest on French podcast Radio Contournement [https://radio.contournement.io/episode/71-thomas-villaren-a-la-decouverte-des-plateformes-low-code-et-leurs-origines] , [https://ifttd.io/] a podcast focusing on the no-code world. In this episode, Alex & Thomas focus
A codebase that constantly evolves can suffer from bugs that neither unit or integration tests can catch. At PayFit, we quickly invested in end-to-end tests to catch critical bugs before they reach production. As our engineering team grew
In this post, I will share how PayFit made its codebase evolve through time, from a single repository of code to a set of functional repositories, maintained by different teams. Introduction In the early days of any startup,
Thomas Villaren, Staff Engineer at PayFit, was recently a guest on French podcast "If This Then Dev" (IFTTD [https://ifttd.io/le-dev-qui-veut-tuer-le-dev/]), hosted by Bruno Soulez. This podcast discusses trends & specific topics in the universe
Low-code platforms have been a trending topic in the last few years. This article explores the specificities of this rising trend and puts it in perspective with existing approaches.
