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Technology is rapidly changing, and so is the need for businesses to find new ways to adapt to evolving industry conditions. That's why Rangle and undefined created the Digital Transformation track at ...
After months of preparing for all of the city-wide festivities, Elevate's first day is officially over! For the uninitiated, Elevate is a must-attend destination for tech leaders, investors, and creators. The multi-day event features some of the most inspiring keynotes in the industry along with topical content streams, experiential programming and to top it off, epic social events. This year Elevate speakers include the likes of Bumble founder Whitney Wolfe-Herd, Loblaws CEO Galen Weston, Al Gore and more.
Does this problem sound familiar to you? You save a Word document as 'v1.doc', then make some changes and save the new version as 'v2.doc'. A colleague might email back some changes, then rename that document to 'v2John.doc' destroying the whole idea of a well-defined genealogy of documents. As the deadline approaches you save the document as 'final.doc', dreading the inevitable, ever-growing 'finalfinal...' as hectic last minute changes are made.
Software testing is expensive. Did you know it can amount to as much as 25% of total project costs?
You need some dropdown boxes for your next React project. What do you do? Do you build your own from scratch or do you leverage a UI component framework? In the realm of React UI Component Frameworks, there are lots of popular options: React-Bootstrap , Material-UI, the open source project Blueprint, and Semantic UI React. These frameworks are great in that the learning curve is low and the time to get a dropdown box into your site is quick. But what if you need the dropdown box to match your brand, display customized error messages, or with selection items inside a speech bubble coming out of a penguin?
As a Talent Manager, I’m fortunate to be able to speak with both current employees and potential candidates about our work and culture. One common theme that always comes up in conversation with Ranglers is how much they love that we prioritize our speaking culture. Similarly, whenever I share that we have a prominent speaking culture with potential candidates, there’s a palpable excitement. So, what does having a speaking culture mean exactly?
Since its early days, Rangle has always aimed to be actively engaged with the developer community both globally and locally here in Toronto, a city with the fastest growing tech-job market today. Having established the company as a leader in front end software development, we’ve recently been working on expanding into other areas such as machine learning. Now with more local resources to draw on than ever before, we want to work with the community to help clients around the world to realize Toronto’s excellence in this area.
Animations help bring an application to life. When done properly, they can be an essential part of the user experience and accessibility.