Meet our newest Mojos - Jennifer, Rupak, and Eric
MojoTech was founded on one simple principle – to create a place where people can do their best work. We’re excited to have these three talented engineers on board and we look forward to the contributions they will make to our team. Jennifer
Kate MooreHow to Use Google Sheets as a Stunning Data Visualization Tool
When choosing between data visualization tools, one option worth considering is Google Sheets. Google's spreadsheet application can be used to generate charts, tables and even maps that can be embedded on a website. They're easy to make and can be
Tim BarmannContexts with Some Light Phoenix
There once was a professor who ran a school for gifted youngsters. He had the unfortunate problem that his teachers would frequently disappear. Sometimes to space or different time periods or living islands. The result was that classes would be
David DufresnePractices and Tools that Make for a Good Project
What makes for a good software project, from an engineering standpoint? There are projects that are a joy to work on, and others that are a drag. The industry has accumulated enough wisdom to be able to name a few practices that can help us keep our
Jeff Cole#GrowMojo
Celebrating 5 years of MojoTech in Boulder This November marks the 5th anniversary of MojoTech in Boulder. We recently celebrated the grand opening of our newest office space on 15th street with an open house and ribbon cutting during Boulder
Kate MooreOpening Day
Aerial view of a baseball stadium Introduction Since one of its earliest releases, I have been a rabid fan of an indie computer game called Out of the Park Baseball (OOTP). OOTP is a video game that allows a player to manage his favorite baseball
Joe DelCioppio10 Critical Steps To Accelerate Digital Transformation In Your Company
Implementing Digital Transformation In Your Business It’s one thing to recognize the importance of DT, but making it a reality in your business is a different animal altogether. It’s the difference between talking about running a marathon and
Mike DavisProduct Over Process: Do Your Own Thing and Build Better Software
I used to be a product manager at a company that will remain nameless. Here’s how projects worked: First I would put together a project request form that contained a lengthy requirements section. After the engineering team approved this project
Steve TiszenkelBuild a simple in-memory cache in Node.js
I created a Node JS project recently that required fetching some data from an external API. A colleague suggested that I cache the API call response. I thought this suggestion was a good idea since the data did not change very often and the app ran
Timothy BarmannGoal Setting For Product Managers
Setting goals In order to accomplish anything important, you need to set multiple goals. Your goals need to be both in the big and in the small. The small goals that you set every day will help you hit the larger ones in the end. It’s often
Nick Kishfy