by Meeky Hwang | Development, Learning, Management, Planning
Software engineers are tasked with building, maintaining, and improving the code that runs our computers. They are in charge of making sure all those little computer bits work together in harmony. That’s no small feat! The best software engineers not only...
by Meeky Hwang | Development, Learning, Technology
Podcasts have become of immense value for disseminating information, whether it’s passing across opinions, news, updates, or tutoring. As much as you are on top of your game as a software engineer, you will need some refreshing or jolting when you feel like your...
by Matt Dorman | Learning, Technology
As the world opens up, we’re witnessing more exhibitions, conferences, and tradeshows scheduled across the country. IT conferences lined up for 2022 and 2023 look particularly interesting for all technology professionals and enthusiasts. The topics covered in...
by ndevr | Learning, WordCamp
Nearly back to back conferences for us, and both are of course virtual. This one happens to be in our back yard, and we could actually attend from our back yards. Check out the WordCamp Denver site for details on the June 26-27, 2020 event. Meeky and Matt are again...
by Chris Runo | Learning, Management
Since February a majority of the population has had to make a transition from working in an office among their co-workers to working remotely. For some, this transition has not been easy. When making a drastic change in how a company operates there can be many...
by Matt Dorman | Development, Learning, Technology
ReactJS and AngularJS are two very popular ways to build interactive websites. Neither one is clearly superior to the other. Each has a distinctive approach, which will appeal to developers or not depending on their preferred styles. If you understand how they address...
