I just stayed up all night binge-watching a business marketing course on Lynda!

There’s one question everybody always asks us at Jumpcut:

For almost a year, Jumpcut has been utilizing React and Flux for frontend development. Our experience with a ‘vanilla’ Flux implementation…

I’m sure you’re all aware by now but I used to run a YouTube channel and Facebook page named Simple Pickup. We made videos like:

Trying to "motivate" your employees is like Usain Bolt trying to sprint for 26 miles. And here's why…

Remember the good old days of the web? There was a strict separation between content and presentation: markup was separated from styling.

At Jumpcut, we do team events — drinks, BBQs, movies — but what we really like doing is giving back to the community.

Over the course of the last two years, our team has run over 1,500 interviews with potential candidates for Jumpcut. The best question…

“Is the dress blue and black, or white and gold?”

In a typical day, what’s your ratio of content consumption to content creation?