In the past few weeks, our engineering team has added Bitbucket Cloud to our toolbelt. I wasn't personally involved in this process, but I was told that it was happening. Although my first thought was, "Hey, that's[...]

Jira is great!!! We all know this. It's packed full of features for teams of all shapes and sizes. I could really go on and on about different views, tricks, apps, and out-of-the-box features that help me get my work[...]

Top Tips for Technical Teams to Collaborate Remotely and Maximize Productivity 

With 13 offices across the country (not to mention a handful of remote employees...), a large part of the Isos Technology workforce is[...]

By JoJo Salazar

We were sponsors yet again this year at Agile Arizona!

Intuition is a powerful perceptual tool that we utilize daily in unfamiliar terrain. Our intuition is mainly based on prior experiences in similar situations that we create assumptions from. When it comes to interacting[...]

Guest post by Sanjay Valavadia

  Testing is an art of making judgments and choices about how to evaluate certain features, what types of scripts to write and how these cases will be[...]

With the start of a new year, it’s time to dive into the best DevOps Conferences to attend in 2016. Excellent presentations, guest speakers, and valuable content you don’t want to miss are all in store! Give yourself a[...]

By David Wierbiki

User Experience (UX) is Driven by Mobile Needs Across the Industry

As companies realize they need a stronger mobile presence to stay relevant and current with today’s and the future's online needs,[...]

Image Credit: Phil Dolby

In my last blog entry I walked you through the setup of a Java/Maven/Git development environment on OS X using Homebrew. In this entry I will walk you through a project using this new developer setup.