Insights by Paula Cristea (Page 3)

Paula Cristea - 22 Mar 2024

14 AI Tools For Digital Work & Productivity

Who among us has not chatted with Chat GPT or Bard Gemini in the last couple of days? While these are the most popular AI apps used in today’s digital work, thousands of other platforms streamline work and life across many more use cases.

Technology
Paula Cristea - 1 Mar 2024

Clutch Recognizes Thinslices as one of the Game-Changing App Developers in London

The application industry continues to be the fastest-growing industry in the world, and at the same time, the most competitive. Companies and businesses from all over the world are developing new apps each day and finding new ways to stand above the competition is getting harder and harder. Thankfully, our team at Thinslices is here to help you in designing and developing the next breakthrough app in the market.

Press Releases
Paula Cristea - 15 Dec 2023

Transforming influencers' creativity into timeless stock videos

In the fast-evolving world of digital content, Thinslices is excited to announce a significant achievement in our collaboration with Humant Life. Born out of Antler's summer 2021 LON4 cohort and supported by APX Berlin, Humant Life's Phase 1 completion stands as a groundbreaking initiative that reshapes the content creation and licensing landscape.

Press Releases Idea to MVP
Paula Cristea - 13 Oct 2023

Thinslices & Audora - Bringing automation in the audit world

Back in November 2022, Thinslices was embarking into a new and exciting development journey together with Audora’s co-founders, Alex Nette and Brad Thies. Starting small yet dreaming big was the outline for our product discovery sessions.

Press Releases
Paula Cristea - 16 Aug 2022

Reinventing bmj.com with a new approach to front-end development

When we first met the BMJ team, we were fairly nervous, as would anyone who has heard of The BMJ ( British Medical Journal). Luckily, technology is the great equalizer in our industry so we fell in sync quickly with their team, and, together, we decided to take on the challenging task of reinventing the front end of bmj.com. This is the first chapter of our collaboration, within which we’ll be explaining the “why” behind this project, and discussing the architectural decisions we took to achieve this project.

Technology
Paula Cristea - 10 Aug 2022

Developing Design Systems for BMJ

An interview with Sean van Oossanen, UX Designer We're back with another article on our collaboration with BMJ. This time, we look at the design system currently being developed for several products, bmj.com included. Having developed our own design system, we were pretty excited to have a chance to work with another company and share our experience.

UX/UI Design
Paula Cristea - 6 Nov 2020

An honest Q&A about the pandemic and how we’ve handled it so far

Openness is one of our core values so we thought we’d get a head start on answering these questions and maybe give some candidates the peace of mind they need to start a conversation with us.

Team
Paula Cristea - 23 Sep 2020

React vs. Angular: 5 main differences

The biggest difference between the two is that React is a library and not a framework per se. Imagine it like an actual library; a huge place with wonderful books, aka “coding pieces” in software development, that you can use to add new functions to a website or app. Angular is a framework; picture it as an actual frame. To fit a certain picture into that frame you have to cut it, meaning you can’t go back. In software development, a framework comes with a specific standard for an app or website. It is limited, setting an unchangeable project architecture. Once cut, you can’t uncut it.

Technology
Paula Cristea - 7 Sep 2020

The do's & don'ts of working with a remote development team

It’s okay to feel a little reluctant when you first begin a collaboration with a remote software development team. Managing a team located hundreds of kilometers away can make you feel a little insecure, and that’s alright. But you need to build your product on time, on budget, and to top code quality standards, and hiring an internal development team doesn’t always make financial sense.

Team
Paula Cristea - 1 Sep 2020

Infographic: React.js stats for 2020

Why do we love it? Because it helps us create the most engaging web apps efficiently and fast with minimal coding. Since its release back in 2013, the goal of React.js was to provide outstanding rendering performance, considering its core strength is on individual components. Although it won the “battle” against Vue.js in 2019, things are changing fast in the software development realm; ASP.NET Core occupies the pole position with 70.7%, followed by React.js with 68,9%.

Technology