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Tatum Hunter Tatum Hunter
Updated on August 20, 2020

Early Evangelists of Agile Engineering Wouldn’t Mind Watching It Die

Agile often puts processes over people, and it’s pushing women engineers into non-technical roles. Time to move on?

Tatum Hunter Tatum Hunter
Updated on August 19, 2020

How Intuit Used Innersource to Overhaul Legacy Engineering Practices

Service-level agreements and unified GitHub workflows are helping Intuit engineers draw on internal code instead of reinventing the wheel.

Tammy Xu Tammy Xu
Updated on August 18, 2020

Why COBOL Has Stuck Around for All These Years

Organizations are reluctant to replace software that works. But finding devs to maintain it is getting harder and harder.

Brian Nordli Brian Nordli
Updated on August 13, 2020

How Boris FX's Sapphire Plugins Use C++ to Boost Visual FX

To keep up with evolving HD video standards, Boris FX had to rewrite huge parts of its codebase. Here’s how they did it.

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Stephen Gossett Stephen Gossett
Updated on August 07, 2020

Coronavirus Data Visualization Charts Are Everywhere. But Are They Good?

Visualizations can illuminate, but they can also be misleading.

Maria Christopoulos Katris Maria Christopoulos Katris
Updated on July 20, 2020

A CEO’s Pledge to Allyship

We will continually look for meaningful ways to promote radical inclusion, diversity and equality in the tech community and as an employer.

Tatum Hunter Tatum Hunter
Updated on June 01, 2020

How Carmera Processes Mapping Data Captured From Autonomous Vehicles

Cloud computing seems cheap, until it’s suddenly not. Here’s how one AI startup cut its data processing costs.

Mike Thomas Mike Thomas
Updated on June 01, 2020

How GIS Is Being Used to Track and Respond to Viral Outbreaks

As the COVID-19 virus spreads in the U.S. and around the world, sophisticated geographic information systems are being used to monitor its progress and provide real-time information to medical institutions and the public.