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,[...]

By David Wierbiki

Where can I read up on what UX is and it’s principles?

I get asked this question a great deal by those studying UX, those interested in it and even savvy clients looking to better understand what is[...]

Guest post by Ankur Saxena

Many agile teams today often struggle with the concept of Points and Hours. For some agilists, estimating user stories using points is the way to go, as hours are precise units of time, and[...]

I haven’t said much about Bootstrap, but the more I use it, the more I love it. I feel like it frees my mind up for the overall picture by making little complexities easier to use.As I’ve mentioned before,

By Thomas Behlau

Spring Batch is used for a number of processing jobs. It's quite robust, easy to configure and executes fairly well. One of the common tasks it is used for is parsing CSV files. But lets face it, how[...]

By Ryan Peterson

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.

Ok… that title was a little meaner that it was intended. When a designer chooses to use a CMS, the intention is for other people to be able to maintain the content. If a static site is used, no one but the designer or[...]

By Thomas Behlau

At some point during a project, you will invariably run into the problem of needing to record the execution time of a portion of your system. In the case I recently ran into, I suspected that the[...]

By Scott Smith