We volunteered to lead a JavaScript workshop for high school girls in the Bay Area.

In this blog post we’ll base our example off the Snippets tutorial from the Django Rest Framework website.

Some takeaways from the Destiny beta.

Meet our favorite design intern, Amy!

Two engineers discuss how they're migrating their application from a monolithic structure to microservices.

Check out this collection of tracks from inside the Yeti cave.

Yeti gets an unexpected call and ends up at the rodeo!

Meet YEti's summer intern, Philippe.

A recap of the last SF Django Meetup all about surviving transactions.

An overview on how to go from a blank sheet of paper to a prototype.

An overview of bug reporting basics.

Swift introduces a wealth of new features that should make iOS programming easier, cleaner, and a more enjoyable process.

A developer's insights into life in San Francisco.

Team building exercise: coffee tasting.

With the internet quickly becoming the prominent delivery network for video and users becoming the self guided programming guide, I'm starting to notice this amazing blend that is making how we consume video similar to how we consume books.

Chris gives us the low down on how he tackled implementing a test suite for a large, pre-existing codebase from the ground up.

Our App Store submission checklist. Make sure you check all the boxes before submitting your app.

Here are some tools that we find helpful throughout the product design process to always keep the team and our client on the same page.

The first group of students to graduate from RocketU did so with a "Demo Day" event.

A look at Yeti's summer lawn party.

A group of Yetis volunteered at the local SF-Marin Food Bank.

Wireframing is an all-around essential process for product development.

Scott gives a talk on programming an autonomous 20 foot blimp with Python.

A recap of the SF DJango Meetup on April 30th.

An overview of San Francisco Django Meetups five through eight.

Yeti's Co-Founder, Tony Scherba, shares his thoughts on being a software engineer.

Python Social Auth is intended for use through the web and has routes already set up for authenticating and disconnecting users from different social media services.

The code that helps fix poster image stuttering on looping videos.

A recap of the San Francisco Django meetups one through four.

An overview of how to digest all that you learn at a coding bootcamp.