Articles from 2017

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An introduction to version control

Posted in June 2017 on the Codebase blog

When collaborating with co-workers on a development project, you may have experienced frustrations when someone overwrites your work, or when you have to constantly swap files, or even having to...

Postal ‑ our open source mail platform

Posted in June 2017 on the aTech Media blog

We're delighted to announce that we've just open sourced our e-mail delivery platform, Postal. Postal is a complete and fully featured mail server for use by websites & web servers....

Event driven servers in Ruby

Posted in June 2017 on the aTech Media blog

We use a lot of different server software here to accomplish various tasks. In the case of web servers, there is a great deal of excellent software available to achieve...

Press 1 for Sales or 2 for Support

Posted in May 2017 on the Dial 9 blog

When receiving calls to your business, it can be useful to know the purpose of the call before you answer it. One of the best ways to achieve this with...

Troubleshooting server issues in Deploy

Posted in May 2017 on the DeployHQ blog

There are a number of issues you might run into when adding a new server to your Deploy project, which we'll be outlining further in this post. To start, we'll...

Using submodules in Deploy

Posted in May 2017 on the DeployHQ blog

One of the most common issues users can experience when setting up a Deploy project is a submodule related error. These can be tricky to diagnose, so, in this post...

Exploring Android's Proximity Sensor

Posted in May 2017 on the aTech Media blog

One of the main benefits of developing applications for Android over iOS is the greater access afforded to some of the lower level API functions. Whilst developing the Dial 9...

Making the most of your call logs

Posted in May 2017 on the Dial 9 blog

One of the most useful features of a VoIP system is the ability to track previous calls. With Call Logs in your Dial 9 service, you can look up calls...

Building Commit Graphs

Posted in April 2017 on the Codebase blog

Git and Mercurial both come packaged with handy utilities to visualise the commits in your repository as a graph. We include this functionality in the Codebase interface as well. A...