by Anne Epstein | Jan 22, 2020 | blog
When we spend time on a piece of code, we can feel like that code is a part of us. Criticism about your code can feel even worse than a seemingly more personal criticism, like comments about appearance. We can come to feel like our code is a reflection of who we truly...
by Drew Beckley | Jan 6, 2020 | blog
Want to recruit the best talent, reduce overall costs, and lower overhead at the same time? Building a remote workforce checks most of those boxes. But maintaining a strong company culture with people spread across the country—or the world—can bring up many unique...
by Pedro Reys | Dec 5, 2019 | blog
Nowadays, having a strong mobile presence is a must. There’s a good chance that smartphones are one of the primary interfaces through which your users interact with your product, either via your mobile app or the mobile version of your website. But just adding a...
by Justin Pope | Nov 25, 2019 | blog
One of the most important documents for an FDA 510k medical device submission is the anomalies document, which outlines what bugs exist in the product and what risks it presents to patient safety. When the entire goal of your product is to improve patient outcomes,...
by Jimmy Bogard | Nov 15, 2019 | blog
Our Chief Architect, Jimmy Bogard, is hosting a webinar on building messaging endpoints in Azure. It’s on Dec. 11 at 1:00pm CST if you want to join! He also wrote a whole series of articles on the subject—so we thought we’d share his latest on using Azure...
by Jimmy Bogard | Nov 5, 2019 | blog
Vertical slice architecture is becoming the preferred method for refactoring legacy systems (“vertical slice” being a crossection of code that runs from the front-end deep down to the data layer). Our Chief Architect, Jimmy Bogard, shares his insights into...
