Technology

Vector illustration of servers and domains representing how Docker enables fast and consistent WordPress environments at WATA Factory.
12
Jan

Using Docker for WordPress Development Part 1

This post is the first part of a 2-part series on Docker for WordPress developers. In this article, we’ll cover what Docker is, why WordPress teams love it, the problems it solves, and how to set up your first WordPress environment in just minutes.
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Robot identifying bugs on a computer screen while a person watches, symbolizing collaboration between automation and human oversight.
13
Oct

Test Repository Organization. A Little Order Before Automation

In software development, having a well-structured and scalable test management is essential to ensure product quality. Xray for Jira, in addition to its well-known test management functionalities, offers a very useful tool: the Test Repository, designed to bring order to our test suite and prepare it for future automation.
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Introduction to WordPress Page Builders in 2023
22
Sep

Introduction to WordPress Page Builders in 2025

Welcome to the first article in our new blog series exploring WordPress page builders in 2025. Page builders have become an essential tool for many WordPress users over the past decade and a half.
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Illustration of a rocket about to launch with the WATA Factory logo, representing the well-planned start of a software project before development begins.
18
Aug

Using Spring Boot to set up a REST-application server

The required setup of the backend server when starting out on a new project can sometimes be complex and time consuming. In this article we will show an easy way to get a REST server going, using Java and Spring Boot.
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02
Jun

Bringing Hexagonal Architecture to Angular: A Scalable Approach for Frontend Development

If you’re reading this, chances are that you are already familiar with the hexagonal architecture, the well-known design approach that helps decouple core business logic from external dependencies. But although it’s a very popular approach for backend development, you probably haven’t seen it applied as often in frontend development.
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