MobiLab Blog

Explore the harmonization of UX and Scrum for agile product success. Discover efficient processes, collaboration, and insights in this blogpost.

Find out more about Archivum's most innovative feature: Blockchain magic! In this blog post, you get to peek behind the curtain and get a closer look at our archiving solution's inner workings!

This is a blog post about the way MobiLab's archiving solution Archivum smartly utilizes different storage tiers (as well as the thought processes behind creating the feature itself!)

This is a blog post about Archivum, MobiLab's first own product. It covers the experiences during development and its features as well as the thought processes behind each of them.

We recently developed voice assistant software that enables us to virtually answer questions from employees who are new to Germany.

MobiLab is specialized on Cloud Integration (bringing together Cloud Adoption and Data Integration). As such we support our customers to transform into a cloud native organization and operate with their full data potential anytime & anywhere.

This is the first post in a series of posts detailing our shared experience in developing and implementing Cloud Governance models.

The most common mistake for Kubernetes probes implementations and how to prevent it with Spring Boot Actuator.

We recently worked on providing a self-service cloud platform that enables companies and end-users to install complex tools (e.g. MongoDB, InfluxDB, etc.) with just a few clicks.

We redesigned the registration and checkout flows in the Vapiano App to make guests enjoy their experience in the Vapiano restaurants even more.

We are open sourcing our Payment SDK - Stash!. It supports 3 payment service providers, handles 3D Secure 2, and includes a UI for both Android and iOS.

Data Integration Platform helps organisations deliver master data reliably to all of the consuming systems. The platform removes the implementation and maintenance problems caused by the compounding number of integrations between data providers and consuming systems.

In one of our current projects, we are developing, testing and deploying several next.js React & Redux universal web apps in a mono-repo. Using lerna, we have an easy time managing interdependencies and versioning our apps. We’ve built a design system based on atomic design that helps us organize code and assure consistency across the apps. We implement all our UI code with styled-components.

Estimates done by software engineers are in most cases still superior to other methods. With sufficient information, they can be accurate enough to be useful. Expect some over-optimism and overconfidence.

Estimates done by software engineers are in most cases still superior to other methods. With sufficient information, they can be accurate enough to be useful. Expect some over-optimism and overconfidence.

Ordering food has never been easier - we at MobiLab moved it to a whole new level. By using the Vapiano app with just a couple of steps, you can now get your favourite meal delivered directly to your table.

In this blog post we will demonstrate how to make the transition from one mobile app to another mobile app as seamless as possible. The technique we show is also applicable when migrating users from a web app to a mobile app.

Last month, I was at one of the biggest conferences of JAVA world – Devoxx Belgium. As a software developer, it was a big chance to attend presentations and talks from big names like Venkat Subramaniam, Brian Goetz and Mark Reinhold.

As you might already know, every October there is a yearly Java developer conference called Devoxx held in Antwerp, Belgium. This year, thanks to my company, I had the chance to attend it with a colleague. In this post, I will be telling, strictly from my viewpoint, about my impressions about the conference, the community, what the “hot topics” are, and the general direction into the Java world is going.