The year after the birth of the #MeToo moment was a big one for women in STEM fields, and as we make our way into 2019 the new year presents new challenges and new opportunities to make the tech field more accessible and welcoming for women all over the world. The Women in Tech group […]
Learn MoreIn a business environment, there is a huge difference between a leader and a manager. In many circumstances and in many companies these two terms are conflated and treated similarly. Arguably, I believe they are different and should not be performed by the same person (if your organization is large enough, that is. At a […]
Learn MoreThis 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 another by InRhythm’s own Sari Morninghawk. For the full post and additional links, check out the original “Cupcakes, Application Design, and UX” on her website. My grandkids are often an inspiration for many of my best ideas. For example, when I came home from work yesterday, my oldest granddaughter had her homemade cupcakes […]
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 More