Technology

WordPress 7.0 shipped on 20 May 2026, after a five-week delay and a decision that cut its headline feature days before release. At WATA Factory, we run WordPress alongside our PHP, Symfony and Angular work for clients across Spain and Germany, so a major core release means staging environments, plugin audits and a few late...Read More

When we think about designing a web page, the first things that come to mind are vibrant colours, elegant and perfectly matched typography, and the harmonious arrangement of different elements. But we tend to forget a silent protagonist that often goes unnoticed, even though it has a huge impact on user experience and web performance:...Read More

In the world of frontend development, where a new framework appears every month and every year seems to require relearning how interfaces are built, I found something refreshing in MarkoJS: a way of working with the web that feels natural, fast, and surprisingly simple.In this article, I want to share why it’s worth paying attention...Read More

At WATA Factory, we usually rely on MySQL and PostgreSQL for our web projects and mobile applications with a web backend. However, we were recently introduced to Apache CouchDB — and we have to say, it turned out to be a more than interesting option. That’s why we decided to share our thoughts in this...Read More

Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment have become almost ubiquitous in software development. Here at WATA Factory, we have set up almost all projects to use at least some kind of automated integration and deployment mechanism. As these practices evolve, understanding how to structure and automate your workflows effectively becomes increasingly important.Read More