This week’s FAQ contains all the juicy questions about link building, as well as what I’ve been listening to recently. What’s in the Boombox Van Halen by Van Halen I’ve never been a huge fan of Eddie Van Halen as a guitarist. I know, I know. It’s taboo to say that in the metal community. Especially […]
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All of the projects for Jay Nine, Inc use a very specific process in with our development projects. Everything in the project must be checked into a single version control repository: all of the code, testing scripts, database scripts, build and deploy scripts, and anything else needed to create, install, run, and test your application. […]
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In the late 1940s, Toyota re-imagined the approach to manufacturing and engineering, forever changing the automotive world. This system is highly visual in nature, allowing teams to communicate more easily on work that needs to be done, and when. It standardizes cues and refines processes, and will help eliminate waste in an organization (while maximizing production). How the […]
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Faulty memory and distraction are a particular danger in what engineers call all-or-none processes: whether running to the store to buy ingredients for a cake, preparing an airplane for takeoff, or evaluating a sick person in the hospital, if you miss just one key thing, you might as well not have made the effort at […]
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Introduction We’re working on continuously improving our process of project management and development. The below outlines the high level overview of the processes we use to develop and build web applications and custom business software. The Core Fundamentals: Find out exactly what the [user, client, or person who is benefiting the most from this system] […]
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