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Database synchronization with Bigquery (In Elixir)

By Pankaj Agarwal

October 10, 2022


Data can play an important role for social sector organisations by helping them track progress, measure impact, and identify areas for improvement. It can also help social sector organisations communicate their work to funders, partners, and the general public. From a social sector organization’s perspective, data is crucial, and at…


Engage your Audience with a User-Friendly Chatbot. Here’s how.

By Lakshita Narang

June 7, 2022


Leveraging the power of chatbots to engage with your NGO’s beneficiaries.


Intercepting Ajax requests to add an authorization header

By Mohd Shamoon

January 26, 2022


Before coming to the actual problem let’s start with a very basic question in web development. How do you update a specific section of a webpage without reloading the whole page? Yes, you guessed it right, by making an Ajax request to the server. In most of the projects at…


Providing a better solution for streaming your zoom recordings on your platform

By Satendra Rawat

November 19, 2020


We recently got a problem statement from one of our clients. They have an education platform for which they are using Zoom to provide online tutoring and are availing the Zoom recording to students once the session is over. They started with few institutes, but as the business grew up,…


WhatsApp Simulation within Glific

By Vaibhav Rathore

October 28, 2020


Glific aims to empower non-profits to take their communications to the next level through seamless integration with WhatsApp. While the larger goal is to help various organizations solve severe social problems like illiteracy, climate changes, gender oppression, etc, we also need to make sure that the tool is getting utilized…


Experiments with GitHub CLI

By pokhiii

October 1, 2020


Something caught my eyes when I opened up my GitHub account a few days back. In the spotlight, GitHub was flaunting the launch of version 1.0 of their CLI. As a command-line fanatic, I knew I have to check this thing. And that’s exactly what I did, I installed it…


Overview: Deploying Glific on AWS ECS fargate with CD in place

By Satendra Rawat

September 10, 2020


The Glific project is being built by a distributed team, working across timezones. In addition to that, we have sub-teams for frontend and backend applications. This results in short release cycles, where we fix issues and release them quickly. To allow for quick integration and assessment of the work, the…


v0.1 of improving human lives through communications

By Abhishek Sharma

July 9, 2020


Glific v0.1 arrives Communicating with the beneficiaries is as important a part of an NGO’s work as running their impact programmes itself. For some, it may even be the main mode of improving human lives for domains such as education, healthcare or livelihoods counselling etc…  These needs led to many…


1 simple change for great product demos

By Abhishek Sharma

July 8, 2020


While we’re building Glific, we are staying open to feedback from the stakeholders. We’re open for the possibility to iterate it and get things right. We’ve been showing our product concept and the progress to NGOs and taking their inputs to build it further. Especially during the early stages of…


Glific – Setting up the right foundation

By Vaibhav Rathore

June 15, 2020


The strength of a building is heavily influenced by its construction process. Planning and plotting of the site determine its fitment with the terrain and the society. Well, it’s the same for software too. Like buildings, the foundation of software determines its longevity and adaptability in the world. To sustain,…


From Procedural to Functional Programming

By Pankaj Agarwal

June 6, 2020


It’s been almost a month I’m working on the open-source project with Tech4Dev. Prior to this, I had been a part of many enterprise applications in several domains including the social sector. With a deep desire to explore more areas, I found one of the interesting aspects of this project…


Continuous integration & deployment for open source project

By Satendra Rawat

May 28, 2020


“TO ERR IS HUMAN” – It is natural for human beings to make mistakes.   Though it sounds ideal, you cannot (or must not) accommodate mistakes when people’s lives may depend on your software. Especially where users are interacting with your app in real-time and your code impacts their lives,…


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