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Service Level Agreements are often summarized with a single number: uptime percentage. It is simple, it is easy to compare across vendors, and it has become the default way to communicate reliability.
But if you build or operate a real time product like WorkAdventure, that single number can hide the
How we implemented Blue Green deployment in the context of a real-time collaborative application.
Chrome 142 introduced new protections against local network attacks. For most apps, that change is barely noticeable. For us, it broke a very specific, very common local development workflow.
How to design a responsive menu?The evolution of technology and the variety of screens and displays demand something new from software products and interfaces: a smart and dynamic menu/action bar capable of adapting to every type of environment and screen configuration.
Synthetic Monitoring (E2E) with Playwright Synthetic Monitoring? Monitoring your website in production is crucial to ensure that it remains available and performs as expected.If anything fails, you want to be notified as soon as possible. Most monitoring tools (like Uptime Robot, Uptime Kuma, Oh Dear, …) rely on pinging your
New in WorkAdventure: Quests and Badges! We are extremely proud to announce a new feature in WorkAdventure: a gamification system that will let your users participate in quests and win badges. Want to see it in action? Take a look at our Badge & Quests Youtube tutorial. Before quests and badges?
Room API – Stay alerted from Grafana inside WorkAdventure Alert! The production is on fire! Here, at WorkAdventure, we spend our complete work day in our virtual office. It is great for having a quick chat with our colleagues or meetings with clients. But what happens if our production
Bridging Vue 2 and Svelte As developers, we all have our favorite tools and frameworks. But sometimes we find ourselves in situations where we need to use multiple technologies together, either because of legacy code, third-party dependencies, or simply because we want to try something new. This is exactly what