A few weeks ago we got to join an Ask Me Anything (AMA) event to give thoughtbot’s perspective on product strategy, research, design, development, and culture.
If you’ve missed any of our recent podcasts, get a quick synopsis to see which ones you’d like to catch up on.
Working in small chunks is one of the most impactful things we can do as developers.
After tapping Jamstack for a few MVP builds, we’ve summarized considerations for your own product and some tips for digging into third party providers.
If, like me, you don’t like change (who does?!), here are some tips that I have picked up along the way to try and help ease the transition onto an existing project.
Joining an existing project as a developer comes with loads of challenges. If you need some inspiration on how to become more productive quicker, this article is for you.
Our CEO, Diana Bald reflects and celebrates our 2021 Year in Review on Clutch.
Ruby’s safe navigation can hide some subtle edge cases. We explore approaches to think about conditional logic, alternatives to &., and when &. is the best tool for the job.
A little combination math goes a long way to catching edge cases.
Write Boolean expressions using operators instead of if/else for a more readable outcome.