Captain's log, stardate d159.y38/AB

Running an officeless company, where all of our team works from different locations, means having to devise strategies for team bonding. A really cool one for development teams is to go for tapas every Thursday.

Oh, wait, forgot to mention it: virtual tapas about Ruby, Javascript and development in general.

Captain's log, stardate d146.y38/AB

We have been using Amazon AWS ECS to deploy containerised applications for most of our clients. Now, we are exploring Kubernetes and its integration with Google Cloud Services, to keep up with the new possibilities out there and to choose the best tools for each project.

Captain's log, stardate d139.y38/AB

Wow! I am still exhausted about my panel last week at the second edition of the Startup Grind Barcelona annual conference. It's been a long time since I had last spoken in front of such a large audience.

We, tech people, aren't too inclined to speak publicly. We might speak at minor tech events, or even in some small tech conferences, but rarely ever in front of big audiences. Let me share my tips with you!

Captain's log, stardate d132.y38/AB

We're proud to present this year's edition of the Startup Grind annual conference in Barcelona, now extremely focused on tech.

Leaders of opinion and attendees from all over the world are flocking to Barcelona to attend the second annual conference of Startup Grind in the Catalan capital, organised by MarsBased.

Read more to find out all the details!

Captain's log, stardate d98.y38/AB

Running an all-remote company means having a distributed team of employees working from different places and also having no office.

Having no office means getting this question on a daily basis: How do you know if your employees are working?