Wix Engineering’s meetups focus on deep technical insights, whether it’s front-end, back-end, mobile, testing, or anything in between. This time we focused on AI, Generative AI and Data Science at Wix. All the talks are now available here: Platformized Semantic Search — Lior Sidi Semantic search unlocks the power of…

Wix Engineering’s meetups focus on deep technical insights, whether it’s front-end, back-end, mobile, testing, or anything in between. This time we focused on optimizing Spark with Iceberg, ensuring data quality with great expectations, and elevating code review practices using game theory with Almog Gelber, Itai Sevitt and Ziv Levy: Using advanced Iceberg abilities with Spark pipelines — Almog Gelber

Two weeks ago we had the honor to gather for “Bazel Community Day: Wix Engineering Hosting EngFlow & Google”. The talks are now available. Keynote by EngFlow CEO and Co-founder Helen Altshuler: How Wix Migrated From One RBE Provider to Another With Zero Downtime — Zachi Nachsho Leading EngFlow Bazel Workshop: Build Performance Analysis & Improvements — Antonio Di Stefano Managing external dependencies with Bzlmod — Xudong Yang

During 2022, Wix Engineering faced several technical challenges and achieved significant technological milestones. We handled 4.5 billion HTTP requests and 11 billion monitoring events daily, ran 1 million end-to-end tests daily, and much more. Here are a few highlights from the work behind the scenes of Wix Engineering in 2022. Watch here: — — For more engineering updates and insights: Follow us on: Twitter & LinkedIn

Wix Engineering’s meetups focus on deep technical insights, whether it’s front-end, back-end, mobile, testing or anything in between. This time we will take a deeper look into performance and parallel execution. RSVP HERE Agenda: 17:00–17:30 — Gathering 17:30–18:15 — Parallel Execution in a Web Application / Guy Bary 18:15–19:00 —…

Successful software businesses deliver high quality code fast. This goal, however, has become increasingly difficult to achieve. In recent years Wix has been committed to take developer velocity to the next level. We have been building ‘Nile’ — a development platform optimized for productivity and developers’ happiness, which has already…

Behind the scenes of the most famous bot in Israel, lessons learned from working with 2K event-driven microservices, re-writing legacy code and browser as a musical instrument. Natan Silnitsky, Shilo Magen, Marik Shnitman and Josef (Yossi) Goldstein’s Reversim Summit 2022 videos are up, watch here: Shilo’s journey of how he…

Most developers work on large code repositories — files with thousands upon thousands of lines of code which reference, call and stack on top of one another to create a crazy complex final product. But you can also break a codebase into small, component parts that can be addressed individually, rearranged and swapped in and out as you’d like. We call this “modular”. Is it the best way to code your software? Listen to Or Ben-Ari and Inbal Langer:

In the fast-paced world of software development, it’s important to stop our daily coding processes (just for a while!), clear our minds, and take a deep-dive into more advanced engineering topics and challenges — in areas such as microservices, scale, deployment and monitoring. So let’s do just that! Join Avi Mualem and Oded Apel in this new 3-part YouTube show, as they share professional insights and take you into their own experiences and lessons learned from many years of experimenting, learning and practice.