Last month, Meltwater gave me the opportunity to attend the Angular Summit in Boston. I jumped at the chance to travel into the city and learn about the latest iteration of Angular.
Today I’d like to share my key takeaways from the event. You will get the most out of this post if you plan to start a new Angular app or to apply modern practices to your legacy apps.
Meltwater is very happy to be Silver sponsor for Craft Conference 2017, which will take place in Budapest on April 27-28.
Using the coupon code ‘MeltwaterSentMe’ you can now get 20% discount to you conference ticket. We really enjoyed Craft Conf last year, so we recommend you get your ticket now!
Come and visit our booth at the exhibition area!
In this post we will look at how we at Meltwater speed up the onboarding of new Meltwarriors by assimilating them into the team and company culture, using these four simple tools.
Meet Hannah. Tomorrow is her first day on her new job at Meltwater. She is a little anxious over fitting in with the people, but really excited about her new job. She wants to prove herself and be a productive member of the team. A million thoughts are running through her mind: Should she bring her own lunch or will they go out to eat? What will happen during the first day?
We are very excited to share that in November our CEO Jorn Lyseggen was invited to speak at TEDx in London.
This specific TEDx, TEDx Euston, celebrates the vibrancy, diversity, and potential of Africa as it reflects the ideas and inspired thinking of those who have made an impact in the continent.
Meltwater Product & Engineering is very proud to be an sponsor of Local Hack Day Berlin. We provide excellent food for the participants, and we hope that this will fuel the creative juices :)
Local Hack Day is a “12 hour hack day that brings together the local hacker community to celebrate building awesome technology. On December 3rd 2016, students around the world will be simultaneously hosting their own Local Hack Day, resulting in the single largest day of student hacking ever.” (from hackberlin.de)