Thoughts worth sharing

This is a practical guide to load testing on Heroku for App Dev teams, based on my experience building and deploying a product purchasing app that needed to handle 10x the volume of customer orders of the prior app.

To watch how our summer worker candidates interacted in natural situations, we gave them a Lego exercise. The objective: put them in a pressured situation that was fun and not too intense. Here’s how it worked.

Recently, Trineo took on a project in which we integrated Shopify with our client’s existing systems and SSO functionality using the AWS Serverless Framework. Here is what we learned, in case you encounter a similar challenge.

This year marks my 10th straight Dreamforce conference. Over the last decade Dreamforce has changed a lot! In this post, I'll share the tricks I’ve discovered to make the conference easier.

To help you plan your best four days at Dreamforce, I stepped into the shoes of VP of Engineering who wants to leverage her company’s Salesforce investment by building products on Heroku and delivering innovative user experiences. Here's what I recommend.

Faced with importing a million-line, 750 MB CSV file into Postgres for a Rails app, Daniel Fone did what most Ruby developers would do. But that solution would take 16 hours. Here's what he did instead.

We’re very excited to announce that Dan Fowlie, Trineo Co-founder and COO, is a finalist for the 2018 E&Y Entrepreneur of the Year Award. Go Dan!

As a developer working with a UX team, you might be facing some tough choices. Full-stack developer Ben Tillman describes his team’s decision to switch from the Bootstrap to the Material UI Framework and shares seven tips for project success.

Trineo Director John Masson wrote an exceptional post about how Trineo delivered SSO at amaysim. His post, published on amaysim’s blog, illustrates the process of scaling SSO from one service to four.

Welcome to the next iteration of Trineo. We have been working on a new and evolved version of our crew and company. Frankly over the last 4 years of our 8 year history, we have quietly been up to a lot, quietly being the operative word.

To a newbie, Dreamforce can be a bit overwhelming. If you're used to thousands of people in your personal space (for instance Sydney on New Year's Eve or Ho Chi Minh on any day), then you should be ok.

Trineo has sold Dime for CRM to Breadwinner for an undisclosed sum, effective as of 1st March 2015. Dime for CRM was developed by Trineo and was the first Salesforce/Xero connector available.