Listen to Andy Philbert Jr. – Head Javascript Recruiter of InRhythm, deliver an insightful talk on what his kind look for when interviewing and hiring. From Andy: “Recruiters are usually the first people you speak to when interviewing with companies. We are not engineers and screen for non technical qualities that shows that you […]
Learn MoreCopying and Pasting, called “Yanking” and “Putting” in Vim parlance, is one of the most annoying parts about Vim for the beginner Vim user. While immensely useful once one gets accustomed to the way Vim does it, the dissonance between users’ expectations of copy and pasting in a modern environment, and what Vim does, is […]
Learn MoreI’ve grown a lot as a software engineer since I graduated college. Many colleges don’t teach real world interaction with a team and common coding standards. If you are just starting out as a developer or are more on the junior side, this post is for you. Many of my points come from real world experience and the […]
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InRhythm recently hosted our second Code Lounge, where I discussed the differences between Angular 2, React+Redux and Vue+Veux. The 60 attendees proved to be a solid sounding board for the discussion and below is a summary of my findings shared with the group. Whenever I start a new project, I’m always faced with the challenging question: […]
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Last week, we hosted 20+ leaders of engineering teams for our first event in our new innovation center, 10x Engineering Manager Bootcamp. The need for this workshop came from witnessing how complex it can be to manage engineering teams in agile environments. It’s designed to enable leaders within an organization to lead their teams more […]
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This post is another one by InRhythm’s own Jack Tarantino. For the full post and additional links, check out the original “Calendar Tetris is an Antipattern” on his website. It’s time that we took back our work day from our calendars and Calendar Tetris is the first thing that has got to go. Calendars are a […]
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