(The following article is property of Avenue Code, LLC, and was originally published with permission at Total Retail on May 22, 2019.) 

Pouya Boland, CEO and co-founder of Chiquelle, explains how this Swedish-based clothing brand grew its sales from zero to millions in just a few years without investors or external capital.

In this blog, you'll learn how to use both Heart of Agile and VUCA Prime core values and principles to enable Business Agility. I'll begin by explaining the basics of Business Agility. Next, we'll look at how simple and powerful Heart of Agile is. Then, I'll talk about the VUCA Prime framework and its importance in our current way of life. Finally, you'll see how these three concepts are deeply connected when it comes to behaviors, practices, and tools.

New to Vue.js? Let's talk about how to create custom directives.

Interested in developing cloud infrastructure and automating repetitive tasks? This blog is for you. Today, we're going to show you how to get Google Cloud Platform and Terraform to work together. Then we'll create a virtual machine in just a few simple steps.

(The following article is property of Avenue Code, LLC, and was originally published with permission at Total Retail on August 15, 2019.) 

Kristy Wieber, co-founder and president of Rent frock Repeat, explains the innovative clothing rental model that uniquely answers consumer needs while benefiting apparel brands.

Enums--or enumerated types--in Swift have been around for a long time, but I never truly explored their potential until I stumbled across an article explaining that "enums can define any hierarchically organized data." So I decided to try using enums, not as I had traditionally used them, but as the very foundation of my data. Today, I invite you to explore the potential of these powerful types with me.

We consider optimization every day of our lives. We always want to take the route that will get us to work the fastest, accomplish as many tasks as possible on time based on priority, and so on. Optimization means finding the solution (or solutions) for a problem that produces a result that cannot be further improved. Today, we'll introduce multiple objective optimization.