Modern frontend engineering is a collaborative effort of many people with different talents and expertise. Over the years, a team working together can continuously refine their ways of working, so that the different contributions fit together seamlessly and each step in the production process is in sync with the next one. Read about our team structure, our A/B test setup, and about what makes our QA team so special.
At trivago, tech meetups are one of our favorite formats to learn and exchange knowledge. In April, we hosted the 2nd edition of the QA Meetup, which turned out to be a great success. The event attracted over 65 attendees from various roles and companies. The evening was filled with inspiring talks by several talented QA experts. Attendees were sharing insights, asking questions, and soaking up knowledge. To make things even more exciting, there was a competitive quiz that got everyone on their toes, and a magic show by one of our speakers that completely amazed the audience.
From April 2020 until the end of 2021, we have put trivago’s web frontend on a new tech stack. Having moved away from a quite large PHP codebase and our home-grown JavaScript framework Melody, trivago now runs on a Next.js application, written in TypeScript.
We, Marcos Pacheco and Marcus Tannerfalk, work as Agile Coaches in the Palma office for the hotel search company trivago. This is our experience in working with a development team in daily sprints with the goal of delivering a MVP (minimum viable product).
Tackling hard problems is like going on an adventure. Solving a technical challenge feels like finding a hidden treasure. Want to go treasure hunting with us?
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