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Stressing Continuous Integration

by Curtis Johnson | Nov 19, 2015 | Development Methodologies & Best Practices

After being a part of the start of numerous projects for Don’t Panic Labs, I have become rather familiar with our term “Iteration 0” (Iteration Zero). We have embraced this idea and introduced it into numerous projects – whether they be internal projects or joint...

How I Approached Unit Testing

by Curtis Johnson | Oct 27, 2015 | Development Methodologies & Best Practices

A few months back I submitted an idea for a presentation to a developer conference. It was rejected. I’m not alone. We all have, at some point, been turned down. Maybe our ideas were not as jaw-dropping or life-changing but that’s no reason to just let those ideas...

Architect’s Master Class – A Rewarding Experience

by Curtis Johnson | Sep 16, 2015 | Design, Development Methodologies & Best Practices

When I came to Don’t Panic Labs (and Nebraska Global) in late 2012, I was less than two years out of college in my career as a software engineer. I had heard about not only the exciting projects that were taking place at Don’t Panic Labs, but also the great processes...

2015 Summer Interns: Learning Through Experience

by Curtis Johnson | Jul 28, 2015 | Software Engineering

Doug’s post from a couple weeks ago reminded me of one of the most interesting philosophies that I have seen to fruition during my time at Don’t Panic Labs. While we are always interested in engineers with a considerable amount of experience, we especially look for...

SQL Server Maintenance for the Full-Stack Engineer

by Curtis Johnson | Jun 9, 2015 | Software Development Tips & Tricks, Software Engineering

Don’t Panic Labs is an office filled with full-stack developers. We cover all aspects of software — from JavaScript in a browser, to core business rules in C#, to performant queries and table structures in SQL Server. Full-stack developers have a vast knowledge of all...
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