Geecon 2016: Java 9, Spring and the Nyan Cat

Our goal for GeeCON 2016 was to broaden our knowledge about topics we encounter on a daily basis at work. We chose talks concerning Java 9 (and 8), microservices, reactive programming and Docker. Here are a few words on some of the most interesting and inspiring ones. Tomek I’ve heard that Sven Peters is a […]

A Glance at the Apple Watch: Nanotasking to smartwatch gaming

A Glance at the Apple Watch: Nanotasking to smartwatch gaming

In December, I attended Glance Conference in San Francisco, an event focused solely on the Apple Watch and its future – and the financial opportunities that surround it. The Apple Watch and fashion, games – and glanceable UI There were several panels and presentations that stood out. One panel focused on the fashion aspect of […]

How to hire a software developer? There’s really nothing easier!

Find some time – or someone who will take care of the hiring process. Pay. Find someone who will be able to verify the candidates’ technical knowledge. Pay. Map out the recruitment process. Work out how you’ll create the candidate database. Create the ads. Publish them. Pay. Look for candidates in groups and on dedicated […]

5 things you need to know about remote software development

5 things you need to know about remote software development

Many great albums have been made with the musicians involved never meeting in the studio. Instead, they would send in their recorded tracks, or just work individually. The mix and mastering finally would make it all come together. Those records were no less magical.  This kind of remote co-operation can also work in the IT […]