Our Blogs
Check out our latest blogs and stay up to date with the latest online developments. You will find useful tips, updates on our organisation, and go deeper into technology. From Scrum to Craft CMS and from Laravel to Vue.js...
Web application, portal or SaaS: what’s the difference and what fits your organization?
You have an idea for a digital solution. Or you have a problem you want to solve with software. But as soon as you start exploring, you’re quickly bombarded with terms like 'web application', 'personal portal', 'customer portal' and 'SaaS platform'. Are these the same? Almost the same? Or something completely different? In this blog, we compare the four most commonly used terms so you’ll know exactly what you need before you start a conversation with a developer.
How we ensure your web application is secure
"But is all of that actually safe?" It's a question we developers get from time to time. And rightly so, because a web application often handles customer data, orders, business processes, and usually personal information as well, making security and privacy (GDPR) go hand in hand. The honest answer is that 100% online security doesn't exist. What we can do: make it as difficult as possible for attackers. We don't do this with a single measure, but with multiple layers that reinforce each other. In this blog, we'll show you the choices we make and why.
Claude Fable 5 and custom software: what’s changing?
On June 9, 2026, Anthropic launched Claude Fable 5, the most powerful model they’ve ever made generally available. According to Anthropic, it outperforms previous models on nearly every tested benchmark, especially in software development,and the longer and more complex the task, the bigger the lead over earlier models.
Impressive. But at Dolphiq, as always, we prefer to ask the next question: what does a model like this actually mean for custom software and the organizations that use it?
In this article, we explain what sets Claude Fable 5 apart, where the real value lies for custom projects, and why a more powerful model makes a skilled development team more important, not less.