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Field notes, primers, and case-tested patterns from Rangle on agentic systems, design systems, frontend, and AI strategy.

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Abdella Ali, Ben Hofferber

Oct 03, 2022

An architect's perspective on career growth

We use Junior, Intermediate, and Senior in our conversation, but know these seniorities are somewhat arbitrary. During our talk, we discuss that the Junior archetype needs support to complete complex tasks and learn new tools. Intermediate developers are looking to tackle larger problems but don't have the problem-solving experience required to tackle difficult problems without support. Senior developers are the first to reframe a problem and efficiently solve problems and match the problem to its appropriate context. We see Seniors as developers with the most problem-solving experience and not developers with the most knowledge.

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Ackah Blay

Aug 18, 2022

Leveraging customer personalization for innovation and growth

In today's digital age, we're more connected than ever, which means there's a greater opportunity for connecting in a meaningful way. According to Statista, the total amount of data created, captured, and consumed globally was expected to reach 64.2 zettabytes in 2020.

Escape CMS & Commerce Lock-In

Terence Chan

Mar 19, 2021

Avoiding the temptation to be everything to everyone: Key goals of product strategy during Product Scaling / Growth

Do you remember the last time you had a conversation about a newly popular product that seemed to have started losing its way? Maybe it was a new snack that tasted a little different as its ingredients adapted to mass production requirements, or a once-niche home improvement tool that now seemed

Align Product Strategy

Jamie O'Leary

Jul 31, 2019

So you finished a UX bootcamp - now what?

The design and technology landscape and how they're used to build digital products has transformed in the past decade. As times have changed, so have the needs of companies recruiting designers. The explosive growth of the tech industry means that traditional universities have struggled to keep up with the pace of change when it comes to how designers work. And so, short intensive courses known as Bootcamps have emerged to fill the void.

Matthew Giesa

Jun 04, 2019

From product metrics to actionable insight

Imagine you've built a new and innovative product. This time you did it right: before you started developing anything, you got out of the building and spoke with customers. You really understood their pain points and validated your assumptions. You built an MVP based on your findings and it seems to be working out, people are using it. You've confirmed that you have identified a problem worth solving and that people are willing to pay for your solution. Now you're looking to optimize for growth. What should you build next?

Align Product Strategy

Amy Statham

Aug 03, 2018

Rangle Roulette: How a Donut Improved Our Culture

Here at Rangle, we're growing - and fast! An average Monday almost always means a handful of new faces joining us. While growth is incredibly exciting, it does pose a challenge in maintaining the level of community and connectedness we strive for. We have Friday Socials, tea sampling, lunch and learns, guilds and more, but it can be difficult to break out of the norm and meet people outside of your team. So how do you encourage a human connection instead of just transactional Slack messages and a quick hello as you pass through the kitchen?

Jan 24, 2018

Fostering a Growth Mindset in the Workplace

This article, originally published in IT World Canada, explores how Rangle fosters a growth mindset through internal programs like mentorship, guilds, and Bridge — a free 11-week program for women in software development.

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Greg Wilson

Mar 31, 2017

Software Architecture Using Angular

Angular 2 has grown steadily more popular since its release, and a growing number of books are now available to teach programmers how to use it. But building an application involves a lot more than just writing code: in order to be performant and maintainable, the application must have some over-arching architectural plan that ties its pieces together and gives direction to future growth.

Frontend Development

Shawn Griffiths, David van Rees

Sep 13, 2016

How Retailers Can Fight Back, Survive and Thrive in a Digital World

Online shopping continues to rapidly grow in the U.S. and global markets, yet most retailers are still figuring out how to do business in an omnichannel world. E-commerce driven companies like Amazon, on the other hand, are crushing brick and mortar focused retailers in online shopping revenue. More than half of every $1 of retail e-commerce growth in the U.S. is already earned by Amazon, according to a recent report by Macquarie Research. Traditional retailers are also losing ground in store-front sales across America with Amazon grabbing 24 percent of total retail growth in 2015.

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Blog

An architect's perspective on career growth

Leveraging customer personalization for innovation and growth

Avoiding the temptation to be everything to everyone: Key goals of product strategy during Product Scaling / Growth

So you finished a UX bootcamp - now what?

From product metrics to actionable insight

Rangle Roulette: How a Donut Improved Our Culture

Fostering a Growth Mindset in the Workplace

Software Architecture Using Angular

How Retailers Can Fight Back, Survive and Thrive in a Digital World

Get production-ready systems, not costly experiments.

Blog

An architect's perspective on career growth

Leveraging customer personalization for innovation and growth

Avoiding the temptation to be everything to everyone: Key goals of product strategy during Product Scaling / Growth

So you finished a UX bootcamp - now what?

From product metrics to actionable insight

Rangle Roulette: How a Donut Improved Our Culture

Fostering a Growth Mindset in the Workplace

Software Architecture Using Angular

How Retailers Can Fight Back, Survive and Thrive in a Digital World

Get production-ready systems, not costly experiments.