Native Javascript Promises vs Bluebird

I’ve recently been asked, on more than one occasion, about moving to ES6’s Native Promises…

A Day in the Life of a CT Remote Worker… Single Mom Edition: Rachel

I’ve been a single mom for six years, working in corporate America for most of those six years. My days consisted of being up by 5:00am so I could work out (which did or didn’t happen depending on level of…

Effective Software Delivery using Docker Containers

Is the 8 hour work day a lie?

As the managing partner of Clevertech I talk with developers and designers daily about their client projects and their ambitious deadlines. I face questions from clients about when features will be ready for production. And I interview potential developers who want to join our…

A Day in the Life of a CT Remote Worker… A Father’s POV: Wissam

I never thought remote work was an option for me. I often read about people working remotely and heard about friends leaving their office jobs to work from home… but I never thought I could do it.

A Day in the Life of a Clevertech Remote Worker: Conor

I think when most people hear “remote worker,” they may assume something like a “digital nomad” life that is portrayed on blogs… something that looks like this every day:

The minimalist productive developer

The year is 2016. Front end development is no longer a bunch of html pages with some css thrown…

A Lesson Learned from an Automatic Door and an IKEA Dresser

The Automatic Door

There are times when you pass a storefront and an automatic door opens because you walked by it. You didn’t want to walk into the store; you were just passing by. But the…

How Often is Too Often to Send Client Updates?

By Kuty Shalev

Clients want to feel in control. If they need information, they don’t want to go trawling through a website to find it; they want direct contact with their business partners and a swift and relevant response.

How to Expand Your Business Expertise Beyond Your Scope of Work

By Kuty Shalev

Today’s highly competitive business landscape is burgeoning with entrepreneurs, small businesses, and startups of all stripes — about half of which fail. Now more than ever…