When systems start to become outdated and show signs that they need a deep update, many developers make the drastic decision to start from scratch by changing all the code from top to bottom, which they consider useless. We help you decide what to do with your Legacy code.
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Implementing a new payment gateway in an e-commerce platform with over ten years of evolution, five markets, mobile applications, recurring payments, and numerous pre-existing systems requires much more than integrating an API. We detail how we approached the implementation of Checkout.com, from migration and tokenization to QA, team coordination, and operational preparation, achieving a seamless service launch with only one minor incident.
The new Natiboo website was conceived as a digital platform capable of explaining our services, organizing complex knowledge, and demonstrating how we understand technological evolution. The goal was not only to renew the corporate image but to build a useful system for clients, search engines, and AI assistants.
Developed on Drupal 11, it integrates structured content, semantic SEO, accessibility, performance, A/B testing, a conversational assistant, and tools based on WebMCP. All of this is supported by a modular architecture designed to evolve without relying on rigid structures.
The result is a platform that can be discovered by search engines, understood by AI assistants, used by people, and invoked by agents, in addition to continuously improving based on real usage data.
In Spain, software (technically referred to as "computer program") is protected by the Intellectual Property Law (LPI) from the moment of its creation. We analyze the legal aspects of software ownership and how work models like Natiboo's In-sourcing ensure the continuity of your business.
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Since 2019, Natiboo has been collaborating with FastBill as a technology partner in the continuous evolution of its web platform. The project began with evolutionary improvements on a Drupal website with little editorial structure, non-standardized code, and limited publishing processes.
Over time, that collaboration turned into a profound transformation: creation of an editorial architecture based on reusable components, improvement of the blog, development of core pages, implementation of Media, technical SEO, structured data, performance optimization, evolution to Drupal 10, security reinforcement, and continuous improvement of the editorial experience.
The result is a more stable, flexible, and productive platform, designed for the FastBill team to publish, structure, and optimize content with greater autonomy, lower risk, and more capacity for evolution.
The In-sourcing is a way to hire technical services and a strategic decision if you seek scalability without losing sovereignty over your own technology.
Natiboo has collaborated for more than four years as a technology partner in the evolution of the e-commerce ecosystem of Bodeboca, one of the most complex wine marketplaces in Europe.
The project started from a fragmented architecture, with a core in Drupal 6, multiple subsystems in Drupal 8, and a high technical debt that directly impacted the business: errors in campaigns, synchronization issues, scalability limitations, and a high time-to-market.
From an integrated team position, Natiboo has participated in the entire cycle: progressive migration to modern Drupal, redesign of architecture, optimization of logistical and editorial processes, stabilization of the system, and improvement of operational capacity.
The result has been a more robust, scalable platform aligned with the business, capable of handling critical peaks such as Black Friday or Christmas campaigns normally, reducing incidents and improving the speed of product evolution.
At Natiboo, we believe in giving back value to the ecosystem that has allowed us to grow. That’s why we have started to actively contribute to the Drupal project with the development and publication of modules aimed at solving real problems in complex projects.
In this article, we present our first contributions, explain the context in which they arise, and how they fit within our engineering philosophy.
Natiboo launches a new website and, for the first time, its own blog. In this article, we explain why, after more than a decade of operating as a company, we are opening this space to share technical insights, real learnings, and a way of working focused on complex projects, stability, and long-term evolution. No noise or clichés.