Learn the simplest, most effective way to describe the elements of your application using simple network diagrams.
Simple Network Diagrams: Communicating Your App’s Structure Clearly
9 Apr 2025
Entries tagged: team
Linear and Jira: Making the Right Call for Your Team’s Workflow
26 Feb 2025
Jira or Linear? Find out which project management tool fits your team's size, structure, and workflow with real-world insights from our team.
Expanding Horizons with Nearshore Staff Augmentation
11 Apr 2024
Nearshore staff augmentation is a great way to optimize operations while leveraging talent beyond your borders. Have you considered some of these other benefits?
How to Build Trust With Clients - One Sprint (or Marble!) at a Time
12 Jun 2023
How can we use 2-week sprints to build trust with clients and foster a collaborative relationship? It all begins with a jar of marbles…
Remote Work Culture: 10 Fun Ways We Stay Connected
20 Mar 2023
How do you maintain a strong remote work culture across countries and timezones? Here are some ways we stay connected.
Full-Stack Development Using React: Developers’ Quarterly Study
22 Sep 2022
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Learn about the interesting full-stack development projects our team worked on during this quarter.
Summer Marketing Internship: Guest Post by Evelyn Nava Rayas
17 Aug 2022
Our summer marketing intern has been sharpening her digital marketing skills this summer. What does she have to say about her experience with Planet Argon?
How We Onboard New Software Engineer Hires with Eddy
25 Jan 2022
Historically, onboarding new hires at Planet Argon has always been a challenge. Learn how we're using Eddy to help improve our onboarding experience.
Retrospective Antipatterns: A gift to new Project Managers
24 Jan 2022
Our Project Manager, Michael Kurt, shares how this book trains you to think through a pattern, offering you a framework for reflection and problem-solving.
Finding Strength and Purpose in Collaboration: GitHub Interview
15 Oct 2020
Our CEO Robby Russell recently was interviewed by GitHub and featured in the ReadME project. The ReadME Project is part of GitHub's ongoing effort to amplify the voices of open source software a series about prominent people in the open source community. He talks about how and why he first created OhMyZsh, and how it became the huge framework it is today. Robby also discusses his journey of learning to trust contributors and the parameters he uses to produce meaningful projects.
Check out the full interview here!
