Becca ReffordKeith Gregory, our AWS Practice Lead here at Chariot, won the 2021 CTO Universe MVP Awards for his outstanding technical writing. The blog post that earned Keith the top spot in the DevOps category was: Building and Deploying Lambdas from a Docker Container. The judging criteria identified articles that provided the the highest value to … Read More
Our Chief Marketing Officer, Tracey Welson-Rossman, has been nominated in Technical.ly Philly’s 2021 Technical.ly Awards in the category of Tech Community Leader of the Year. This category is comprised of 5 nominees who have made Philadelphia’s tech community better through coalition building, nonprofit work, access-minded initiatives, policymaking and other pathways. From the article: Tracey Welson-Rossman … Read More
Clickstream data – the behavior data collected from a user’s path through a website or app – is often used for business intelligence reports. It helps many companies answer questions like, ‘which of my products are people adding to their cart?’ or ‘What does our online purchase funnel look like?’ But our AWS Practice Lead, … Read More
Tracey Welson-Rossman and Aaron Mulder, CTO of Chariot Solutions, talk about how the team at Chariot took the Journal My Health app to market with speed, and the decisions they made along the way.
Overview Richard Feldman will be giving an exclusive talk at Chariot Solutions. Richard is the author of Elm in Action, and, most recently, is working towards the initial release of his first programming language: Roc. He’s been a veteran speaker and a fan favorite at our annual developer conference, Philly ETE, for three years … Read More
We’re celebrating the release of the videos from Philly ETE 2021 with an all-day watch party of 8 of the talks: join in the discussion!
Abstract GraphQL offers the enticing promise of enabling developers to design and evolve an API in a product-focused way while allowing clients to query data from a single endpoint and from any number backing data sources. But as GraphQL adoption gains traction across teams, a company may soon find itself in a scenario where it … Read More
Abstract We live in a competitive world. That competition forces change. It has always forced change. Change is normal. The question is not whether our organizations will change, that’s a given, but can we see this change before it hits us, do we know where we’re heading or are we simply floating aimlessly being carried … Read More
Abstract Prioritizing technical debt is a hard problem as modern systems have millions of lines of code and multiple development teams — no one has a holistic overview. In addition, there’s always a trade-off between improving existing code versus adding new features so we need to use our time wisely. What if we could mine … Read More
Abstract What do you do when your quest for power leads you to implementations which are not just platform-but processor- and even architecture-version-specific in nature? How do you even start tracking down a bug in a Scala-based implementation which is not only nondeterministic, but only manifests on certain hardware? In this talk, we will dive … Read More
