Thoughts worth sharing

No matter what language we're using, the software we write is subject to some set of real-world constraints, which define what is possible and whether our software is working.

Trineo is honored in Built In Colorado’s prestigious Best Small Companies to Work for and Best Paying Companies list in 2020!

Our Dreamforce talk showcases our award-winning work building new streamlined applications to help Clear Channel Outdoor modernize the billboard experience.

Trineo is closing out the decade with our commitment to our communities through Seva, or selfless service days.

We are beyond thrilled to share that Trineo has won a 2019 Salesforce Consulting Partner Innovation Award for delivering transformative and innovative solutions for Clear Channel Outdoor, one of the largest outdoor advertising companies.

Dreamforce 2019, here we come. Abhinav and Alex Porter, VP of Development at Clear Channel Outdoor, are reuniting to present their Beyond Transformation story on Thursday, November 21, in a 40 minute breakout session.

Trineo team members live in cities ranging from Seattle to Christchurch. In this series, we’ll learn more about these extraordinary people we are proud to call friends and colleagues.

Recently I ran into a great use for a common OOP pattern - the Strategy Pattern. This led me into thinking about the Open/Closed Principle (OCP from here on out) and in general my interest in software design.

Join Alex Porter (VP Product Development, Clear Channel Outdoor) and Abhinav Keswani (CEO/CTO, Trineo) in a webinar that explores how Clear Channel Outdoor enables real-time online ad-buying on digital signs across the country and in Times Square.

Trineo team members live in cities ranging from Seattle to Christchurch. In this series, we’ll learn more about these extraordinary people we are proud to call friends and colleagues.

Trineo Christchurch welcomes two local high school students into the office as part of ShadowTech.

At Trineo we approach pair-programming as a tool. Done poorly, it can lead to developer frustration and burnout, dysfunctional team dynamics, and decreased productivity. Done properly, pair-programming can have a positive impact on a development team.