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Adding a new navigation item to the Spryker merchant portal should be straightforward, right? Well, not quite. What seemed like a simple update quickly turned into a frustrating debugging session involving hidden caches, misleading commands, and a final trick that saved the day. If you've ever found yourself battling with Spryker's caching system, this one's for you.

In our early-stage project, organizing around 100 Jira tickets—from feature requests to bug reports—has made a world of difference. By linking related tickets and pull requests right from the start and following clear naming conventions, our team has built a transparent overview of our work. This post explains how these practices simplify project tracking and pave the way for future success.

While working on a Spryker PaaS project, I encountered a baffling issue on my Ubuntu system. Every time I tried to save a new Jenkins job while connected through OpenVPN, the process would time out—something that never happened on my Mac or Windows machines. This unexpected behavior left me wondering what was different about Ubuntu and pushed me to dive deeper into the mystery behind the Jenkins timeout.