Atomic Object

@NCEOC2019 Thanks for the shoutout, @NCEOC2019! 🙌

Congratulations to everyone at @atomicobject, a 100% employee-owned custom software design and development company! atomicobject.com/releases/clutc… #EmployeeOwnership

@robvs @tfadell Thanks for thinking of us, Rob! We know that we're not the first to think that giving a shit about what we do matters... and are happy to see that message spread!

Hey @atomicobject, I'm reading @tfadell's #BUILD & came across this, "The job [of CEO] is to give a shit ... When you give a shit, you care, you don't leet up until you're satisfied..." Reminded me of the core value you've espoused since the beginning.

Automatically Watch and Build Your Turborepo Monorepo with turbotree (by Mattie Behrens) bit.ly/3QIlot1

Scrum Your Money, Part 3: Create a Backlog (by Laura Corona) @Scrumdotorg bit.ly/3QMY7pV

"Monorepos are great, but watching and rebuilding them is a complicated problem. turbotree helps make it a lot easier." bit.ly/3QIlot1

Scrum Your Money, Part 2: Transparency and Ceremonies (by Laura Corona) @Scrumdotorg bit.ly/3MQs2wi

First, answer a few important questions. From there, create a backlog to map out and prioritize the steps to get to your money goal. bit.ly/3QMY7pV

Scrum Your Money, Part 1: Values (by Laura Corona) bit.ly/3MLGa9U

"In part two of this Scrum Your Money series, I'll cover the importance of money transparency and using sprint ceremonies to inspect your progress." bit.ly/3MQs2wi

Embracing Mainline Development: Beyond Feature Branches (by Ty Swanson) bit.ly/3SCVJ7G

When you scrum your money, you establish a framework for achieving your money goals and addressing financial challenges head-on. bit.ly/3MLGa9U

Stop Pair Programming and Start Pair Exploring (by Dylan Goings) bit.ly/3sDWGBW

"I recently embarked on an exploration of mainline development, a strategy where developers commit directly to the main branch." bit.ly/3SCVJ7G

Light and Dark Themes in @figma: A Variable-Powered Design Guide (by @bryanelkus) bit.ly/3MIN13Q

Articles providing tips on pair programming are ubiquitous. Instead, let's talk about pair exploring, including why and/or when to pair program. bit.ly/3sDWGBW

The Outsized Role Trust Plays in Your Software Project’s Success (by Gabe Berghuis) bit.ly/3ssJtMe

Designing for both light and dark themes used to be a painstaking process. Fortunately, @figma's variables come to the rescue. bit.ly/3MIN13Q

Why Developers Should Go to Meetups — Even if They’re Not Looking for a Job (by Louie Berwanger) bit.ly/3ssAhrg

Trust (or lack thereof) has an immense impact on a team's creativity and ability to navigate uncertainty, as well as efficiency and output. bit.ly/3ssJtMe

"What if you’re neither looking for a new job nor looking to hire someone for your dev team? I'd argue this is the best time to go to a meetup." bit.ly/3ssAhrg