This post is one in a series by InRhythm’s own Carl Vitullo. Check out Part 1 here and follow Carl on Twitter for more awesome thinking. What kind of equipment will I be provided? Will the company pay/reimburse me if I want something specific? Equipment is critical. In my mind, the expense associated with getting […]
Learn MoreThis post is another by InRhythm’s own Josh Villahermosa. For the full post, relevant pics, and additional links, check out the original “Personal Planning Using Agile” on his medium. Maybe there are times where you think you can have the most productive week ever, but in the end, you accomplish so little. Maybe you find yourself […]
Learn MoreAnthony is back with part 2 of his workshop series on Vue.JS. If you couldn’t make it, take a look!
Learn MoreHere at InRhythm, we’re passionate about Learning and Growth. Normally I don’t unnecessarily capitalize words, but that’s the subject of this post and I think it’s important to emphasize those words and what they mean. We define Learning and Growth as the process of becoming a better, more advanced person, capable of handling new and […]
Learn MoreOur very own Anthony O’Sullivan gives his fresh, punny, and appropriately detailed take on Vue.js and we couldn’t have had more fun!
Learn MoreFrom Mayank: “Bugs in production must be evaluated carefully. Sometimes bugs may look simple from change perspective but can cause a big nightmare when you think about production impact. Here is an example of one such case where a bug in 3 lines of code created a big nightmare for the whole team.”
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