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Although Injection vulnerabilities are old, it’s one of the top ten security flaws in web applications. Nowadays the volume of information generated in the world is enormous. We are constantly connected through mobile devices generating new information.  Behind the scenes, there are servers responsible for processing all this information. For example, handling the requests and […]

I often hear clients wanting to do A/B testing hoping it will solve all their UX problems at once. Not really, unless you do it right. If you are doing A/B testing on your website read this article first.

Video games are one of my favorite things. I grew up playing them and learning from them. They taught me concepts such as usability and interaction and are the inspiration behind why I became a UX designer.

Remote debugging is a very useful tool for web developers, both in frontend and backend. With remote debugging assuring your code works properly and finding flaws becomes more fluent and easier. Here you’ll find a quick guide to do remote debugging using IntelliJ Idea IDE.

For those who have been programing with Structural or Object Oriented languages functions like Map, Filter, and Reduce might be new to you. They were to me until I started learning more about Functional programming in a Python course that talked about them.

I will explain how they work using the Python’s syntax.

Boyer-Moore-Horspool is the fastest way to search for substrings. If you are working on a searchbars, an auto-corrector, or Big Data and you are not using this algorithm, you are wasting CPU cycles and your time. What is Boyer-Moore-Horspool Algorithm ? Boyer-Moore-Horspool is an algorithm for finding substrings into strings. This algorithm compares each characters […]

Most companies want dedicated people who work and act as owners, who are responsible, accountable, and motivated.

The software business has some real challenges finding good talent. There are five job openings for every one software engineer available.

In the contest for talented software developers, companies try to find unicorns. If it’s going to be a contest, might as well go for the bestest of the best.

As time goes by, applications get more complex, with more and more new features. This means the data models and the original architecture become outdated and need to be refactored.

Refactoring a relational database is complicated, particularly when structural changes involve migrating existing data.

Here’s how my team did it and the lessons we learned.

As a non-engineer, I am always trying to understand what might trigger software companies to consider working with teams beyond their office walls. And I now realize that there is never a single specific reason for this.

Here are the basics you need to consider.