Babbel Bytes

How We Brought Kotlin Multiplatform Into Babbel's Mobile Apps

Learn how Kotlin Multiplatform let us share logic between our iOS and Android apps without repeating the mistakes of our first attempt — and where we drew the line between shared and native code.

ByAntoine Lamy

AI Emergence at ViteConf 2025: UX, DX, now AX

A shift in how we think about the experience layer of our systems.

BySaheed Oladele

Unlocking Real-Life Conversations: An interview with Silvia, Babbel Speak Content Expert

ByAlice Dundon

From Hackathon to Home Screen: The Story Behind Babbel Speak

ByHex Duarte

Infrastructure as Code (IaC) for modern IT management

ByShoira Tashpulatova

The On-Call Chronicles: Enhancing B2B P&E Defense

ByApoorva Jain

Reflecting on one year of being an Engineering Manager

ByViktor Stojanov

A conversation with September’s winner of Berlin Hack & Tell

ByHex Duarte

Build Your Own React Episode V — Using useEffect

BySean Blundell

From Old-School Structure to Learning for Real-Life Situations

ByMironas Bitinis

Perspectives Month: A Yearly Initiative At Babbel

ByEvgeniia Pelevina

Modularizing our Rails Monolith with Packwerk

ByAmr Mohamed

Build Your Own React Episode III — Using useState

ByJean Duthon

Behind the Scenes: Kasia, Junior Frontend Engineer

ByTahani Hosany