Problem
Papershift is a German HR SaaS company that helps businesses manage their employees' schedules, time tracking, and payroll. They built a ruby-on-rail monolith that was becoming increasingly difficult to maintain and scale. They wanted to migrate to domain-driven design and build a new frontend from scratch.
Solution
Built a new front-end using Vue.js and TypeScript. Used Vercel for deployment and GitHub Actions for CI/CD. Built a design system using Tailwind and Storybook. Used Chromatic for visual regression testing and Playwright for end-to-end testing. Also used Sentry and New Relic for observability.
Value Delivered
The new frontend is faster, more performant, and easier to maintain. It is also more accessible and has a better user experience than the previous frontend. It is also easier to onboard new developers to the project.
Tech Stack
Frontend
Build
Infra
Testing
Observability
