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How trivago manages to stay globally available, even if a Google Cloud region goes down

The still experimental feature of CSS container queries allows us to make child elements listen on the current layout state of their parent element via pure CSS declarations. With the recent implementation of Google Chrome's experimental flag for CSS container queries we're now able to play around w...

I’m happy to share that trivago has released a Prettier plugin which sorts import declarations in TypeSCript and JavaScript modules for a given configured order. Throughout this article, I’ll explain to you the motivation behind this Prettier plugin and how it works in detail.

After almost a decade, we decided to rebuild our in-house Business Intelligence web application to better support the organization. It is always challenging to replace software with a long history and a high degree of complexity. Nevertheless, we successfully completed the project because we fundame...

COVID-19 has impacted the travel industry very severely. Even in these hard times, trivago remains committed to contributing to open source. As a tech company working on large-scale projects, we feel a responsibility towards supporting the open source community. webpack, Preact and the CNCF This yea...