This post is another by InRhythm’s own Sari Morninghawk. For the full post and additional links, check out the original Where My Girls At?” on her website. Women – Major Contributors to Computer Science Many computer science pioneers were women. The first computer programmer and the people who programmed the first digital computers were all women. […]
Learn MoreThis post is one in a series by InRhythm’s own Carl Vitullo. Check out Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, and follow Carl on Twitter for more awesome thinking. How often do 2 devs work together on a single task? 3 or more devs? To use the common jargon, pair programming and mob programming. There’s […]
Learn MoreThis post is one in a series by InRhythm’s own Carl Vitullo. Check out Part 1, Part 2 and follow Carl on Twitter for more awesome thinking. How many of the developers have been here less than 6 months? A large number of developers that recently joined means 1 of 2 possibilities: rapid growth, or […]
Learn MoreSearching for a job sucks, especially early in your career. Most applications never get a response, most interviews don’t turn into offers. When you’re unemployed and need to find something quickly to cover your living expenses, you may not be able to afford to be picky about your employer. However, when you’re comfortably employed at […]
Learn MoreRecently we shared an article written by InRhythm’s own Carl Vitullo on Overly Defensive Programming. That article was the basis for a talk he gave at JavaScript.NYC last month and the video is finally available! If you’re not one of the people lucky enough to have witnessed the talk in person, now you can finally […]
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