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How I learned to stop worrying and love TeamCity mac agents

If you’re an iOS developer, then you’re probably familiar with the difficult task of developing CI pipelines for your app. Most of the dark corners involved in developing CI Pipelines for iOS could be avoided by outsourcing it to SaaS CI/CD solutions such as Travis, Circle or Bitrise. But what happens if you have to build 30 applications? Or more? At Soluto, we’re building a lot of applications, and I do mean A LOT. Having to build more than 30…

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How we deployed a scikit-learn model with Flask and Docker

In our last post we discussed our customer satisfaction prediction model. We used AzureML studio for our first deployment of this machine learning model, in order to serve real-time predictions. In this post we would like to share how and why we moved from AzureML to a Python deployment using Flask, Docker and Azure App Service. During this time we also tried Azure Function with Python. In addition, we open-sourced a sample Python API with Flask and Docker for machine…

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Your CI can be a whole lot better

Tweek is an open source feature management project that we’re developing here at Soluto. Or in other words – our baby. Like every open source project, Tweek also needs a reliable and fast CI process that can build and test it. Tweek has multiple services (.Net Core and NodeJs) and a website (NodeJs), and we chose Docker to deploy them. We need a CI solution to build and test each of the components separately, and then test all of them…

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Predicting customer satisfaction

Measuring your users’ satisfaction with your product is very important ― it guides your product decisions, impacts your new features and teaches you a lot. At Soluto we recently started working on a new platform ― connecting people who need on-demand tech support of any kind to a “supporting user” (we call them “experts”), who can help them resolve any tech issue ―  think Uber for tech support. This platform fulfills two reciprocal user needs: one user uses our app to…

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You’ve Got React Native All Wrong

You hear a lot of buzz about React Native these days, yet most people seem to talk about its ability to run on multiple platforms as its main benefit. However, I think this ignores so many advantages it has over the other options. I believe that the tools I use to build apps help me be productive and successful in doing so. As a frontend dev, beyond the abilities of the platform, how I write, test, reorganize and refactor my code are critical aspects that make…

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