Gaslight Blog
To build lasting impact with our clients, their end-users, and our community.
Sure, we love to geek out over technology and design. But it's all for a bigger purpose - boosting your business. Through development, design and business categories here on our blog - we break down our best practices, what to look for when it comes to software development, and how you can in fact, leverage technology.
01/17/13
Gaslight Podcast #9: Digital Doodles with Ryan Arthur
Your browser does not support the audio element. This week we recorded the Podcast at Kevin’s house with our past design intern and now newest full-time hire, Ryan Arthur. In this episode we talk about learning with digital doodles, Haml & Sass, responsive designs, the importance of user experience design...
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01/11/13
Ember Resources
I’ve heard lots of good noises coming from the Ember camp lately, so I started diving in a couple weeks ago. I’m really excited with what I’ve seen, but getting started is still harder than it should be. The documentation is improving rapidly, but it was still difficult to get...
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01/08/13
How I Sold Gaslight On Our New Brand
The scariest task to be given to a brand new designer on a first day: “Rebrand our company”. Even scarier? There is no one decision maker. So began the Gaslight rebranding! A little backstory. Before I began at Gaslight, I had interned with 4 graphic design firms. Each had different...
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12/27/12
Gaslight Podcast #8: Girl Develop It
Your browser does not support the audio element. We met with Sara Chipps and Erin Kidwell to talk about Girl Develop It, an organization that holds classes and events for developers and aspiring developers. In this episode we talk about how Girl Develop It spread across the country with sold...
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12/20/12
Seasons Greetings from Your Friends at Gaslight!
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12/13/12
What's Chris Nelson Been Up To?
Chris Nelson’s been busy! In early November, Chris gave a talk at Ruby Conf “Machine learning for fun and profit: the story of how my customer wrote my code”. In it, Chris delves into decision trees, when they are appropriate tools, and their implementation in Ruby. In domains that implement...
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