Curiosum Blog

You came up with an idea where you see the potential to create your own app. I assume that you are looking for information on the Internet or groups of business environments, how to check if your investment will find users and have sales potential.

As the CEO of an international company or a budding start-up, you are faced with the challenge of making decisions about your company's technological processes. It is a responsible decision that will affect the development of your company, but also its economic status and market position.

Outsourcing software development is popular but not easy. What might stop it from being successful?

Originally presented in Curiosum CTO Michał Buszkiewicz's webinar.

Ok, so you are planning to change the world! You have an amazing idea for a new web or mobile app, but... Did you test it? If not, you should do that! To check if your idea is really valuable for your stakeholders - create an MVP (minimum viable product). What exactly is this?

Building an app is not hard. Building a successful one can very well be.

Every application contains bugs, and even if it doesn't, it will. And even if you're not a notorious bug producer and your code quality is generally good, the conditions programmers work in are often suboptimal - you will often find yourself pulling your hair out over code written years ago by someone no longer involved in your project.

For a while, I’ve been looking for a perfect way to construct Ecto Queries. At Curiosum we came through a couple of iterations and eventually ended up with a solution that you may call resource-based query modules.

If I was asked, what word best describes Elixir as a language in 2021, it would be maturity.

Elixir is not magic - despite being easy to write in and learn, you need a strong foundation. In this short article, I will give you my personal list of things that are necessary (or at least very much a “should-have”) for Junior Elixir developers.