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It’s a cliche, but it’s true. And, while we all have things we’d rather do our way as an individual, the collective mind is more effective and more meaningful.

Have you ever had a child in your life who questioned absolutely everything?

Once upon a time… er… site, there was a company called Monitive that loved uptime monitoring, solving tough problems, and talking about big ideas.

If you ever (have to) ask yourself “When is the right time to address security issues?”, you’re already late to the party.

If you’re starting out a new project, don’t start with the Log In page.

Once you stop learning, you start dying” — Albert Einstein

Each company wants to build the next unicorn. The next Facebook, the next Twitter, the next Quora.

This is one of those things they don’t teach you in school. These days, it’s not only time-consuming to build everything from scratch, but also not wise.

The general advice I’ve been receiving in the past few years is that in business, it’s almost never a good idea to rewrite the core platform from scratch.

And no, it’s not summoning a few Venture Capital rounds of funding to pour them into a business, nor wasting my life on vacations or my money on gadgets.

A couple of weeks ago, I was going through the Medium app on my phone, and stumbled upon an interesting article about the Go language titled “Why should you learn Go?”.

Travis-CI is great at building applications and running tests on each code push.