For the record: I started writing this blog post laying next to a nice blue pool. The pool and the rest of the quite amazing resort is situated in Kos, Greece. Together with the rest of the company, I was enjoying the retreat that madewithlove organises each year for its...
My name is Vicky Jáuregui, I am a passionate software engineer from Argentina who matched with a one-of-a-kind company. Here is the story on how I started working at madewithlove. The remote job hunt I have been working remotely for the past four years with international teams, and I do...
We really care about everyone that works at madewithlove. So we want to be doubly sure your core values will match (or add to) our company culture, before you even open your madewithlove-stickered MacBook the very first time. Most of our developers are here to stay… and that’s a...
A recap of my first month at madewithlove Hi, my name is Gabriel Martinez. I’m a last-year student in Computer Graphics Design, option Web, at Haute École de la Province de Liège in Belgium. My internship at madewithlove started on 5 February. Here’s a recap of my first...
Team building is an important part for any company and maybe even more if the team you’re working with is spread out over the globe. It was the first time I would meet my foreign colleagues in person and I was really looking forward to it! Hanging out in...
A couple of weeks ago we started a closed beta for Changehub, so it’s a good time to give an introduction to this tool and talk about its history and origin. What does it do Changehub is a tool that turns pull requests written in the keepachangelog format into...
My initial plan to write a blogpost every week took a turn for the worse after week #2 when I realized that writing a blogpost isn’t as easy as it looks. It takes a lot of time to selecting the things worth mentioning, and leaving out the things which...
Sunday, the day before the start of my internship, I got a text message from Andreas (CEO) asking me if I wanted to join him Monday evening on his weekly trip to Rotterdam. Of course I wanted to! Since pictures can tell you more than a boring block of text,...
Have you ever tried to automate WordPress upgrade tasks or deployments? I did, it was a big pain. Sometimes I would find myself updating WordPress options on 54 different blogs through the admin interface. Completely tired of it I created a little tool to automate this kind of things trough...