JC Grubbs

JC Grubbs

CEO, Practice Lead
DevMynd Software

Interests

Interests: 
Agile development
Bootstrapping
Cloud computing
Data & analytic
Data visualization
Design
Founding startups
HTML5
iOS
Interaction design
Javascript
Lean startups
Open source
Pair programming
Product design
Project mgmt
Ruby
Sales/Biz Dev
User experience
Writing/Blogging

Availability

Focus:
Programming

Links

http://devmynd.com

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JC posted a blog: Andrew Mason Steps Down as CEO of DevMynd
“ Regrettably, I have just been informed that Andrew Mason has stepped down as CEO of DevMynd. I will be returning to the role of CEO from my brief hiatus as Chairman of the Board. I am assured that Andrew has come to this decision after much thought a... ”
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JC posted a blog: Introducing CodeRev
“ One thing we do a lot of here at DevMynd is read code. Reading code and making sound judgements about its intent, style, and quality is a skill that every developer should cultivate. That said, it’s sometimes difficult to put your own code under that... ”
03/28/2013 view
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JC posted a blog: Andrew Mason Steps Down as CEO of DevMynd
“ Regrettably, I have just been informed that Andrew Mason has stepped down as CEO of DevMynd. I will be returning to the role of CEO from my brief hiatus as Chairman of the Board. I am assured that Andrew has come to this decision after much thought a... ”
04/01/2013 view
JC posted a blog: Introducing CodeRev
“ One thing we do a lot of here at DevMynd is read code. Reading code and making sound judgements about its intent, style, and quality is a skill that every developer should cultivate. That said, it’s sometimes difficult to put your own code under that... ”
03/28/2013 view
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JC commented on JC Grubbs's Blog entry Beware the Third-Party
“ Seems to be up now, we were having some problems with our DNS provider yesterday, may have been a hold over from that. ”
02/20/2013 view reply
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JC created a new event: ChicagoWebConf 2012
“   An epic one day conference on web technologies: HTML5, CSS3, Javascript, and related webby goodness. Chicago Web Conf is a celebration of all that happens in the browser.  A client-side extravaganza creates to foster communication, sh... ”
05/29/2012 view

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JC Grubbs
Andrew Mason Steps Down as CEO of DevMynd
Regrettably, I have just been informed that Andrew Mason has stepped down as CEO of DevMynd. I will be returning to the role of CEO from my brief hiatus as Chairman of the Board. I am assured that Andrew has come to this decision after much thought and consideration. In his own words, "I'm looking...
04/01/2013
VIEWS: 99
JC Grubbs
Introducing CodeRev
One thing we do a lot of here at DevMynd is read code.
03/28/2013
TAGS: ruby on rails, software development
VIEWS: 330
JC Grubbs
On Evaluating Technology
One of the things we do for almost every client at DevMynd is evaluate technologies. There are a set of staple technologies and frameworks that we almost always use - Ruby, Ruby on Rails, Postgres, Sidkiq/Redis, jQuery, etc. - but there are almost always project specific needs that lead us to think...
03/07/2013
TAGS: software development
VIEWS: 200
JC Grubbs
Beware the Third-Party
In the last three weeks we’ve had two DevMynd clients and a firm that we advise run into major problems. When I say “ran into” I should probably say “blindsided by”.
02/19/2013
TAGS: facebook, integration, software...
VIEWS: 345
JC Grubbs
Your Job Posting Sucks
The other day I received an email from a recruiter asking me if I was interested in a job.  This is not out of the ordinary, I get a lot of these emails.  It got me thinking about how many companies approach hiring developers and the stark contrast to our methods at DevMynd.  Not...
01/13/2013
TAGS: hiring, Recruiting Developers
VIEWS: 898

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