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Entrepreneurs are the hardest workers we know, here’s how we can help

As a startup ourselves, we know what it is like to chase after a dream that no one else sees. It’s one of the toughest things anyone can do, to let go of the comfortable job and the steady paycheck to build a business from the ground up. For anyone manifesting their own Personal Legend, I just wanted to say I am very proud of you, and we are here to help you achieve your goal of getting to the next level.

Jennifer Hudson

January 10, 2020

Keep your tech talent, implement a development process

I’ve worked at many different places, from startups to fortune 500 companies. The one thing I’ve noticed that most engineering managers struggled with was implementing a process that provided valuable insights and true collaboration. Working in an environment that had a well-oiled development process makes a world of difference in team morale, code velocity, and open collaboration. I am going to give you a glimpse of what we practice at DeveloperX, hopefully, this article gives you helpful insight into the development process.

Jennifer Hudson

January 10, 2020

Which Programmer To Hire

Being a senior software engineer that can write in multiple languages, that has experience with building and managing teams, and over a decade of experience in the software development world. I wanted to throw my hat in the ring and provide you with insights on what type of interviewees I have interviewed in the past and give you my recommendations on what you should be looking for and who to hire, and who not to hire.

Jennifer Hudson

January 10, 2020

Go Code Colorado

Go Code Colorado, a competition run by the Colorado Secretary of State’s office, challenges multidisciplinary teams of 2+ to turn public data into useful business insights, tools, or apps. Not just for coders, since 2014, hundreds of developers, designers, business and marketing professionals, analysts, entrepreneurs and other big thinkers have participated.

Jennifer Hudson

January 10, 2020

What it takes to create an application in 2018

We have recently increased our marketing efforts and have received a lot of requests to define what it takes to build an application (mobile or web). In this guide, we will give you a high-level overview and good insight of our process of building an application from inception to conception.

Jennifer Hudson

January 10, 2020

How to buy Ripple (XRP) and other altcoins using Binance & Coinbase

Once again Ripple (XRP) has had another historic day, so I thought I would create a quick tutorial to show everyone how to get started with buying Ripple (XRP) and other altcoins using Binance & Coinbase.

Jennifer Hudson

January 10, 2020

Telluride Wine Festival Case Study

The Telluride Wine Festival (TWF) is a non-profit that supports regional farmers, culinary & hospitality businesses and educational organizations. Their mission is to educate and improve the way children eat and their understanding of sustainability. TWF lacked a strong web presence or a website that had the functionality they hoped for. They wanted a way to create individual events, sell tickets, and check-in guests as they arrive at the events. Let’s see what we could do 🙂

Jennifer Hudson

January 10, 2020

Getting Intimate with Onlinecouch.com

Lisa Thomas is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Certified Clinical Sex Therapist and Licensed Clinical Social Worker practicing in Denver, Colorado. She specializes in Couples Counseling and Sex Therapy with individuals and Couples. She is also the co-host of the family affairs podcast (It’s so good, LISTEN). Lisa has been nationally recognized for her continued education and contributions in Sex and Couples therapy. Online Couch was lacking a presence online, a well-defined user experience, and a way to share free information about relationships and sex.

Jennifer Hudson

January 10, 2020

The top 10 best hidden features in iOS 11

iOS 11 is now out and has released a ton of new features. I have compiled a list of the top 10 best-hidden features in the latest software, lets jump right in.

Jennifer Hudson

January 10, 2020

Amazon Echo “Alexa” trolled by South Park

One of the minor flaws of owning an Amazon Echo is almost anyone can activate the device by just saying “Alexa”. The season premiere of South Park took full advantage. The creators played a prank on all Amazon Echo’s in range of the show. The episode “White People Renovating Houses” and had Cartman giving Alexa random commands to tell jokes or add items to your Amazon shopping list.

Jennifer Hudson

January 10, 2020

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