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As developers, we love our tools. We get excited about new frameworks, libraries, widgets, and AI-driven APIs that promise to shave milliseconds off load times or bring once-impossible features to life. It’s part of what makes tech such a rewarding, dynamic field – there’s always something new to learn.
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A few weeks ago, I did something that felt both radical and risky—I went on holiday without my laptop.
For years, I’ve been tethered to my devices, even during time off.
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At Afrolynx IT Solutions, we specialize in developing bespoke software solutions that blend cloud computing and on-premise development using the Microsoft stack. One of our recent projects involved solving a legacy integration nightmare - a challenge that turned into an opportunity to build a scalable, future-proof API-driven architecture.
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Running a bespoke software consulting micro-company entails more than just delivering quality code. It demands a delicate balance between billable consulting hours and long-term product innovation. For many small firms, particularly those with fewer than ten employees, this tension is not merely theoretical – it is both operational and strategic.
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In the fast-moving world of IT consulting, boutique firms face the challenge of managing multiple projects while maintaining high-quality standards. Unlike large firms with extensive resource pools, boutique firms must strategically allocate time and expertise
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Internships are a vital component of professional and personal development for students and organisations alike. They serve as a bridge between theoretical knowledge gained in academic settings and practical, real-world application. For students, internships provide invaluable opportunities to gain hands-on experience
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I’m a self-confessed control freak — at least when it comes to code. I like knowing what’s going on under the hood. I want to see the loops, trace the logic, and follow the stack trace like a breadcrumb trail when things break (because they will break). So, you can imagine the dread I felt when I was first introduced to low-code platforms.
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In today’s fast-paced and ever-evolving business landscape, project management methodologies must strike a delicate balance between structure and adaptability. South African organisations, from small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to large enterprises, face unique challenges
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