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The 3 Types of Innovation: Product, Process, & Business Model
by Salem BaerBusiness Process Optimization: Understanding Your Problem
Sometimes leadership may not really understand the details of a process, but if that process produces results, they don’t want...
A Meteor (2.0) Is Coming
The contents of this article are unofficial and based on my own opinions. That said, the future of Meteor is...
16 Development Terms Every Entrepreneur Should Understand
Developers often use complex, industry-specific language when talking about their work. If you don’t have much experience working in software,...
20 Digital Design Terms Every Entrepreneur Should Understand
Here’s a list of a few terms to help you and your designer get on the same page. While this...
Get to Know Us: Marcelo Reyna
Interested in digital products? Want to get a feel for what a day in the life looks like on the...
4 Reasons Continuous Delivery Will Make Your Clients Happy
Continuous Delivery is the process in which new lines of software are consistently deployed in frequent and reliable cycles to...
3 Ways to Improve Your Product
There are three ways to improve a product or feature; you can make it better so that current customers enjoy...
The 3 Types of Innovation: Product, Process, & Business Model
Innovation has become such a buzzword it can be hard to remember what it actually means. Depending on who you...
Javascript 2016 Review: Biggest Announcements, Best Commentary, & Greatest Tutorials
2016 was a year defined by rapid change in the JavaScript community. We saw the accepted practices and the hot...
The Basis of Flexbox
If you have worked with CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) for any length of time, you have likely had to spend...
“Moneyball for Golf” - An App to Improve Your Game
Now a personal golf trainer isn’t just for the PGA-bound. When the leading brand of golf clubs, bags, and accessories...
Projects vs Products: Why Software Projects Don't Create Great Products
In software, projects and products are not the same. Projects have a defined end, whereas products are living things with...
