The outside world is evil, I mean it. But it is also old, very old. And your cool, magical widget has to survive out there. How can you make sure of it? Last week we published a blog post on building 3rd party widgets in JavaScript. Let’s recap briefly the...
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Almost two years ago I quit a desk job and decided to work remotely and that was one of the best choices I’ve ever made! As a remote software developer I rely a lot on notifications - our team communicates on Flowdock and we also use Github, Trello, Invision and...
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While many popular services on the internet were severely affected during Tuesday’s Amazon S3 outage, SupportBee remained very much functional. We continued to import emails forwarded by our users and our users continued to use SupportBee’s dashboard to write emails to their customers. Our users could even upload and send...
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For years Elasticsearch powered the search feature of SupportBee. Well, it just got better, a lot better! And the whole process was a very instructive experience. Now I’m going to relive it. This tutorial intends to help you build a powerful search engine for you project. It will dig into...
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Our customers come from all around the world, as a matter of fact, they come from 79 different countries, and login to SupportBee almost everyday. So we had decided to share brief stories about our awesome users, and put up a page about them on SupportBee.com. With just a little...
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