There’s a quote in the book Grit that influenced me in writing this post: Use mistakes and problems as opportunities to get better — not reasons to quit. At the time of this writing, Cloudgenda is in an exclusive private testing phase which simply means that it’s being used in…

You can’t know everything, but you can learn anything. The quote above is one that I share every time that I’m working with either a new intern or junior software engineer. When I was younger, let’s say in my teens and mid-twenties, I had a desire to pack my brain…

This piece is geared more towards those starting their career in software development. And I’ll start with the conclusion. S L O W . . . D O W N ! Okay. Now I get to rant a bit on the importance of slowing down in order to finish faster. …

One does not write code to please nor impress neither a compiler nor a computer. If that was the case, society as we know it wouldn’t be properly served by the very own technology that its people help to create. Instead, we mostly write code in order to create systems…

The Idea You have an application that needs not only to dispatch emails to users, but to keep track of any activity status pertaining to the dispatched emails. If this idea tickles your Peter Tingle, then you might be interested in reading the following lines. The Context While designing Cloudgenda, a digital platform for…