For the last few years, several members of my team and I have been working with a Fortune 500 global company to help build a Node.js ecommerce platform. We learned many valuable lessons along the way. Lessons we feel are too valuable not to share.
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Angular 
Psst, hey you! Are you looking for a place to grow your Angular skills by working on interesting projects with fabulous teammates?
At Bitovi we’re expert developer consultants that care about our craft and care about helping our customers achieve success in their software products. We invest ourselves fully in client success and make sure we bring the development knowledge & consulting skills they need to achieve their goals.
Jennifer Wadella
Design 
Tips & Tricks for being a successful remote employee
Due to recent events, lots of people are now "Work From Home (WFH)". If you have never worked from home for long periods of time, it can feel a little weird at first. You might find yourself easily distracted by the TV, streaming services, chores, or your bed might be calling your name. Working from home can be a great experience - start with little changes to get comfortable. I want to share some of the things that have helped me in being a full-time remote employee for Bitovi for the past four years.
The Bitovi Team
Angular
For most of my career I've worked at marketing agencies or SaaS startups so moving into the world of consulting was a big shift for me. I'm a competent developer with 10+ years of JavaScript experience and no stranger to scary legacy code bases (some might say least a 6.5x engineer) but there were some key skill areas I had to grow in to better serve clients.
I've created a list of "13 Things an Angular Consultant Needs to Know to Be Successful" categorized under three broader skill areas - Building a Brand, Understanding the Technology, and Dealing with Other People's Code.
Jennifer Wadella
A Fortune 100 company who needed to ensure millions of users are never without service wanted to streamline their DevOps procedures to solve a myriad of problems most enterprise-level companies face when working at a large scale. In particular, they were interested in:
- Alleviating some of the burdens of Site Reliability Engineers (SREs)
- Minimizing the risks of human error
- Ensuring proper communication and visibility around issues when they arose in a way that could scale efficiently as the infrastructure grows.
Let’s investigate these problems in-depth and see how DevOps automation with StackStorm helped SREs automate common tasks, minimize downtime, and sleep easier in a scalable, reliable, and fully customizable way.
Mick McGrath