Part 1 of 3: Introduction and Engineering Rigor Over the last twenty years, nearly everything about how we build software at BTI360 has evolved—languages, frameworks, tools, platforms, and even the way we work. What hasn’t…

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In my last post, I discussed BTI360’s Clean Code 101 course, the importance of Clean Code, and three of my main takeaways from revisiting Clean Code as a Senior Engineer. Today I will conclude with…

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BTI360 requires all new engineering hires to attend a six-session course called Clean Code 101, inspired in part by Robert “Uncle Bob” Martin’s book Clean Code. Created and taught by BTI360 engineers, the classes involve…

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Life as a BTI360 Software Engineering Intern So what can you expect as a BTI360 software engineering intern? Exciting new technologies, an interesting project, tons of brilliant mentors, actually becoming a better software engineer, loads…

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We’re hoping that our recent series of blog posts on clean code left you hungry. Hungry for code that’s easy to understand. Hungry for code that can be modified to meet future business needs. Code…

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Migrating Legacy Web Applications to AngularJS JavaScript applications can be like a lawn. Therefore over time, without discipline and attention, the weeds of technical debt can get out of control, thus creating unsupportable mess. In…

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Many web apps use Bootstrap modals to draw the user’s attention to important information or to provide user prompts. The most common way to use Angular modals is to use the UI Bootstrap library. This…

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