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2 Million Runtime Downloads: Thank You for Trusting N|Solid

Reaching a milestone is always exciting. Some milestones carry a deeper meaning. Today, we're proud to share that the N|Solid Runtime has surpassed 2 million downloads. The milestone reflects growing momentum, with downloads accelerating and putting us on track to nearly double last year's total. To us, this isn't simply a download count.

Why Top Brokerages Are Investing in Data Platforms, Not Just CRM Systems

Open a brokerage’s CRM instance a few years in, and it rarely looks like a sales tool anymore. Somewhere along the way, it picked up MLS feeds, transaction history, integration logic, reporting dashboards, and lately, the raw data behind a first AI pilot. None of that was the plan. Each piece got bolted on because the CRM was the system already sitting there. A CRM was built for a narrower job than that: logging a call, tracking a pipeline, managing the relationship an agent owns.

Popular PHP Frameworks Compared: Pros, Cons, and Tradeoffs

Choosing the right PHP framework means balancing developer experience, performance, stability, and long-term maintenance. In this clip from a recent webinar, “From Legacy to Long-Term Stability: Practical Strategies for Web App Framework Migrations,” Zend Senior Solutions Engineer Yeshua Hall breaks down the strengths and trade-offs of today's most popular backend frameworks, including Laravel, Symfony, Laminas, and Mezzio.

How to Upgrade or Retrofit Web Applications with a Data-First Migration

In this clip from a recent webinar, “From Legacy to Long-Term Stability: Practical Strategies for Web App Framework Migrations,” Zend Senior Solutions Engineer Yeshua Hall discusses a data-first approach to the strangler fig pattern, where business logic and database interactions are extracted before rebuilding the user experience. This strategy simplifies data migration, accelerates modernization efforts, and provides a flexible foundation for future development.

What Is the Strangler Fig Pattern?

In this clip from a recent webinar, “From Legacy to Long-Term Stability: Practical Strategies for Web App Framework Migrations,” Zend Senior Solutions Engineer Yeshua Hall explores the strangler fig pattern, one of the most widely recommended strategies for web application and PHP framework migrations. This clip covers how the strangler fig pattern works, why it reduces migration risk, and how you can test, deploy, and validate changes throughout your migration.

Java debugging: how to debug Java code in IntelliJ, Eclipse, and jdb

An effective Java debugging strategy lets us pause execution, inspect data, and observe real execution rather than relying on vague assumptions. The complexity of the Java Virtual Machine creates unique challenges, but a focused approach will turn this complexity to our advantage. This guide will equip you with the tools to do this, looking at: By the end, you’ll have a practical workflow to debug Java reliably across local and remote environments.

How Enterprise Teams Are Validating AI-Generated Code at Scale | Perforce 2026

Your testing strategy was built for a world before AI wrote code. That world is gone. AI is now generating code, reviewing pull requests, writing tests, and analyzing defects, faster than any team can validate it manually. In this session, Perforce CTO leaders Anjali Arora and Rod Cope sit down with VP of Product Steven Feloney to break down why traditional test automation can't keep pace, and what comes next.

Bitrise Remote Development Environments demo

In this short demo, our Senior Solutions Engineer Naveen Nazimudeen introduces Bitrise Remote Developer Environments (RDEs) and shows how they speed up mobile development. If you'd like to learn more, get in touch with us! Bitrise provides a full-stack, vertically integrated mobile DevOps solution that unites the tools, processes and testing frameworks engineering teams need to build best-in-class mobile experiences. Over 400,000 developers use Bitrise’s products: Bitrise CI, Build Cache, Release Management, and Insights.

How we built a coding agent that lives in Slack, and the recipe to build your own

One of the busiest engineers at Bitrise doesn't have a laptop. It lives in Slack. Assign it a Jira ticket or @mention it in a thread, and it reads the requirements, posts a plan, spins up a cloud dev machine, writes and tests the code, opens a pull request, watches CI, reacts to review comments as they land and once the pull request merges, cleans up after itself and closes the ticket.