What is Facebook’s secret for handling all the status updates, timelines, "likes," and embarrassing party pictures of nearly one billion people? Let’s repeat that. One billion people. One seventh of the entire human race (not counting those with “alter-ego” Facebook… Continue reading →

Let us give a brief and basic history of PHP and JavaScript on the internet and how these two technologies, both meant to operate on completely opposite sides of a world as far as a web page is concerned,… Continue reading →

The quest for “instant gratification” has driven America's economy for decades and given rise to such cultural trends as fast food, the internet's streaming media, and even the internet itself, but like all trends, these were not without their darker… Continue reading →

These days, programming languages that were once touted as the wave of the future seem to die faster than a smart-phone’s battery. To stay relevant in today’s world, it seems like we are expected to learn (and forget) more and… Continue reading →

This is not an uncommon situation in the 21st century computer software development: the founder is in New York. The web development gurus are in Denver. The database expert is in LA. The design team is in Phoenix. QA… Continue reading →