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Part 2: Agile in an Enterprise Environment

Continuing from my previous post about agile development in the corporate context, I will describe the technology we used to be able to rapidly deliver web applications. We needed some basic structures in place.

Part 1: Agile in an Enterprise Environment

I used to work for an Australian Telco – having been a founding member of a tiny team tasked with the delivery of short, sweet web apps that can be delivered quickly, and will resolve “low hanging fruit” business problems.

Trineo Ruby Solution covered on ReadWriteWeb

As we respectively relaxed on Christmas eve, Abhinav received an email from a friend in Australia congratulating him on being covered on the very well known technology blog ReadWriteWeb.

Tips from a Dreamforce Veteran

This year marks my 10th straight Dreamforce conference. Over the last decade Dreamforce has changed a lot! In this post, I'll share the tricks I’ve discovered to make the conference easier.

Using COPY in Postgres

Faced with importing a million-line, 750 MB CSV file into Postgres for a Rails app, Daniel Fone did what most Ruby developers would do. But that solution would take 16 hours. Here's what he did instead.

Choosing and Changing Design Frameworks

As a developer working with a UX team, you might be facing some tough choices. Full-stack developer Ben Tillman describes his team’s decision to switch from the Bootstrap to the Material UI Framework and shares seven tips for project success.