Small teams beat Goliaths
Team size matters as much as who is doing what in a project. Oftentimes, companies overbloat their development teams to give more entity to their projects, but it ends up happening otherwise.
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Balance of our first year building AI projects
We have been building AI-based projects for 18 months now, so we wanted to share a few of the learnings and cool things we have built in this blog post.
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Why we chose to use Strapi with Remix for our projects
For a long time, we have been looking for a CMS that allows us to simply manage our clients' content. Previously, we have tried solutions such as Locomotive, Maglev, among others, but we have finally decided to integrate Strapi with Remix in our development projects. In this post, we want to share the reasons behind this decision, highlighting the technical aspects and key advantages of this combination.
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Forcing New Service Instance Creation. Overriding Dependency Injection in Angular
In Angular, injected services are determined by various factors that we cannot always directly control. In this post, we will see some ways of how to overcome these difficulties.
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Using LLaMA.cpp models in Ruby
In this blog post, we will teach you how to use LLaMa (Meta's AI) models using ruby for your applications and projects.
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Use GoLang code in Ruby
GoLang has the option to create shared libraries in C, and in this post I will show you how to do it.
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Iterating on pull requests - don't squash commits!
This is a small piece of advice for starting developers regarding pull requests on git.
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How to create icons correctly aligned with the text
There's a pretty annoying problem with icons when working alongside text. It's called alignment. So, in this blog post, we will show you how we solve this all too common problem.
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Speeding up views rendering in Rails 4
Here's some technical post for the Rails folks out there. If you're into performance optimisation, this is for you!
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We've updated our handbook to include our new development workflow
As you might probably know, we have a long document called the MarsBased Handbook where we try to describe all our procedures and how we work.
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The importance of saying NO
We have overcome one of the most intense periods at work in the entire life of the company, largely thanks to our ability to say 'no' more than we say 'yes', defying the standards and the etiquette of our industry.
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Be more available to the rest of the team
At MarsBased, we like to review our workflows, tools and policies every now and then because what it used to be good for us, might not be the right fit now. For instance, last year, we changed our project management tool from JIRA to Linear.
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