++Mag
The first magazine for the IT community in BiH
Launched in 2023, ++Mag is Klika's quarterly magazine powered by and dedicated to the IT community. It is the first magazine of this kind in Bosnia and Herzegovina, written by Klika tech experts and guest authors, discussing hot topics such as the latest technologies, lifestyle ideas, and Klika's community culture. Feel free to read online, download the latest issue, or browse ++Mag past issues archive.
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March 20, 2024
Micro Frontend: A Guide to the Possibilities of Alternative Technology
Web applications are becoming more robust with more features. Traditional development processes and methods struggle to cope with the growing size and complexity of web applications. Hence, an alternative has emerged, asserting itself as the dominant technology for developing larger web applications - micro frontend.
March 12, 2024
Engineering Life Through Code: The Intersection of Computer Science and Synthetic Biology
Imagine a world where biologists write genetic code as programmers write software, thereby changing the fundamental rules of life. This is not science fiction but the concept of synthetic biology. In this revolutionary field, engineering principles intersect with the fundamental rules of organic life.
March 6, 2024
The Future Of QA
Concepts such as left and right shift testing, automation, and artificial intelligence are expected to gain significance in the future to meet the demands of the fast-paced development and delivery of software in an agile environment.
February 28, 2024
Low-Code Development: A Real-World Perspective from Spiro.ai
Low-code development platforms have been recently gaining attention in the tech world. The reason for it is simple — they promise easy and fast app building, even for people who are not experts in coding.
February 22, 2024
Redefining productivity in 2024
The universe of humans is based on changes that drive our inner, individual evolutions. These "small revolutions" are part of the collective effort to survive as a species. Every change requires a decision, and decisions are often made based on symbolic values.
