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From Programmer to Entrepreneur: Daniel Kaufman’s Brooklyn Labs

Having been mentored by a MIT professor, Daniel Kaufman is a new breed of entrepreneur dedicated to transforming ideas into sustainable business models. With 20+ years working in software and hardware, he is founder and CEO of Brooklyn Labs, a global think tank headquartered in Brooklyn, offering mobile app development services. Originally from Boston, Daniel has […]

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Bringo – the “uberization” of shopping

It is becoming common for start-ups to claim that they are “uberizing” a certain field of activity. The auto-correct function does not yet recognize the verb in English, but just like the term “Googling” for information, “uberizing” might soon enter the vocabulary, because there is a solid promise of value in it. The “uberization” of […]

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Client testimonial – offline hackathon at 3DVIA

ITtestsOnline, the skills assessment platform, runs internal and external hackathons (offline or online) for multiple purposes, bringing to the core of your coders’ day-to-day development your business needs: setting up team buildings inside your company, designing and prototyping a new product, assessing the skills of your teams in order to prepare custom training plans, or […]

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Time to learn – Django

What is Django? Django is an open source Python web framework which follows the model-view-controller (MVC) architectural pattern. Django encourages rapid and clean web development. You can find more information about Django on Wikipedia. Where should you start from? If you don’t have a previous development experience, it will be really helpful to first learn […]

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Time to learn – Ruby on Rails

In order to learn Ruby on Rails you should first of all know what Ruby is. Ruby is an object oriented programming language that Ruby on Rails extends, similar with Python or Perl in terms of syntax. Ruby became popular once the Rails framework was developed. Ruby on Rails (RoR) was designed by  David Heinemeier […]

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