We are rigorous with the code we deliver. Just because? No. We are strict because we are what we deliver. Trustworthy, reliable and clean code make products scalable, clients happy and developers’ experience better. Since we started writing code more than 10 years ago, we have been refining a well-known process called “code review”. It … Continued
In 2000, the FBI started developing a criminal case management software system called the Virtual Case File. It was a complete failure. The cost of this project was estimated to be over $170 million dollars and after 5 years of developing, prototyping and designing they had to abandon the project with nothing to present. Why … Continued
Our culture is our people. Products are designed and implemented by the team. Code is written, tested and deployed by our crew. And guess who is solving our problems and hacks…no wonder it is our staff. One of the most important tasks we have in Moove It is recruiting. In this article, we will try … Continued
React Hooks Recently with React 1.16.7 alpha react announced it would be releasing “hooks” to allow you to use state outside of a class component (hooks intro). This has large implications for DRY coding and reusing stateful logic. Before when you had components that overlapped functionalities you could define getters/setters which could clunkily fit into … Continued
“Product discovery” is how we name the process in which we transform client´s ideas, thoughts, problems and insights into a high-fidelity prototype. Generally, the entrepreneur or product owner has an idea in his mind. We facilitate the process of taking those thoughts, understand the possible users, get deeply immersed in the market, and then transform … Continued
Cloud computing has a substantial impact on how companies acquire, manage and maintain infrastructure for their applications. Cloud computing opened a new path for applications ranging from new programming languages, automation and deployment processes to new forms of architecture. We are living in a time of immense changes in technology: today’s standards were simple ideas … Continued
As you may already know, handheld devices these days are able to do a lot more than just show basic applications. Mobile devices can do a wide range of things, from accessing your bank account to managing your house and controlling external hardware and peripherals. In this blog post, we’ll focus on the latter. Since the … Continued
In Software Engineering, deploying to production is always a risk, but at the same time, it is always necessary. How else would you ship new features or bug fixes? Bugs are frequently introduced while deploying new features or fixing other bugs. We are only human, after all. Given this scenario, it seems wise to invest … Continued
Mobile development has won over the world, with companies shifting their priorities to their mobile products. With this global domination of sorts, companies have been finding and developing newer, better ways to progress. Frameworks, although started out with the development of hybrid apps showing a website inside an application, have been evolving into creating fully … Continued
Last year, I attended an interesting event that was designed to encourage women to go into programming. It was held in my hometown of Montevideo, Uruguay and organized by Django Girls, a non-profit organization that holds free Python and Django workshops for women. Run by volunteers, Django Girls is making technology more accessible by providing … Continued