Software for Good’s Eddie Glenn will speak at the Minnesota Community Action Partners Conference on the potential of technology for community action, and how “non-technical” community experts have the best software ideas.
Instead of panicking about error messages, we should see them as a roadmap meant to make our systems stronger.
Two of the most common types of software companies are product shops and consulting agencies. Software for Good is a little of both because that’s what allows us to do the most good with our clients.
Semicolons are not only a useful punctuation mark; they also play an important role in many software programming languages.
Open source software gives us the opportunity to find community, take on new challenges, and create something that is valuable for our fellow developers.
Our World Cup API is back for 2018, scraping soccer match data to feed to apps, websites, and integrations around the world.
Software for Good is proud to sponsor the Twin Cities Pride festival and to represent the Minnesota tech community in the parade with the theme Automate Acceptance.
Separating “First Name” and “Last Name” on a web form doesn’t include everyone, so we’ve been encouraging our clients to switch to a single “Name” form.
This week, take time to watch a sunset.
The next time you find yourself waiting, embrace boredom and allow yourself to get lost in whatever thoughts come to you. You’ll be all the more ready to concentrate in the future.
Custom software can make nonprofit programs more efficient, accessible, and empathetic, leading to greater impact. What could a web or mobile application do for your organization?
Life is a marathon. You’ll never hit your goal time if you try to sprint the whole thing.
By keeping the purpose and the end goal in mind, plus staying active and creative, we can make even four-hour software development meetings fun.