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Building an Integration? Here's When to Use Apps instead of Plugins

Aug 11, 2021 By Daniel Espino García In Mattermost

In the last few months, we have been working on a new Apps framework for developers. The idea behind this framework is to make it easier for more developers to integrate external applications or their own applications into Mattermost. But wait a moment, don’t we have Plugins for that? Yes, but Apps provide some advantages to developers over Plugins.

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Stories from the Trenches: Hipchat - Developers Doing Deploys

Aug 9, 2021 By Sleuth In Sleuth

Another story from Don's time at Atlassian, this time with Hipchat (the OG chat service before Slack became popular), where the small and mighty team was doing software delivery in a very modern way (at the time).

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Mattermost Dev Talk - Implementing Maps

Aug 5, 2021 By Mattermost In Mattermost

Backend Engineer Agniva De Sarker shares how to design a Map data structure, from a basic implementation, how to deal with common challenges, and how maps are implemented in Go.

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Dev Talk - Websockets Architecture in Mattermost

Aug 5, 2021 By Mattermost In Mattermost

Backend Engineer Agniva De Sarker shares how to implement websockets, including a look at the websocket architecture used by Mattermost.

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Manage Dynamic Schemas at Scale with Rudderstack & dbt

Aug 5, 2021 By Eric Nelson In Mattermost

I recently had the pleasure of hosting a webinar with the team over at Rudderstack. It focused on Data Engineering and managing dynamic schemas at scale. More specifically, Rudderstack-generated, dynamic schemas at scale. This blog will discuss the tools, software, and methods to do just that.

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