Open in app
Sign inGet started
Scaling our Ruby on Rails monolith using Packwerk (Part 1)

Scaling our Ruby on Rails monolith using Packwerk (Part 1)

In this series of articles, we will share our experience with adding Packwerk to a large, fast-growing codebase.
Go to the profile of Alexandre Ruban
Alexandre Ruban
Data at Pennylane: what it entails, and how we do it

Data at Pennylane: what it entails, and how we do it

From the very first day, data has been part of Pennylane’s culture. While that’s an easy statement to make, it is not that easy to get…
Go to the profile of Thomas Cassou
Thomas Cassou
UI Instrumentation at Pennylane, Part 2

UI Instrumentation at Pennylane, Part 2

How we implemented our event tracking system
Go to the profile of Guillaume Terral
Guillaume Terral
How back-end and front-end developers became friends 🤗

How back-end and front-end developers became friends 🤗

A journey through OpenAPI specifications, co-written with Guillaume Terral
Go to the profile of Emilie Paillous
Emilie Paillous
My approach to diversity and gender inclusivity at work

My approach to diversity and gender inclusivity at work

As designers, our actions regarding diversity and gender equality have a massive impact on our product. By incorporating diverse…
Go to the profile of Erica Scolaro
Erica Scolaro
Unleashing creativity at scale: How we built our design team around strong rituals

Unleashing creativity at scale: How we built our design team around strong rituals

From the start of 2022, our product design team was presented with a daunting scaling challenge. To meet the growing needs of Pennylane, we…
Go to the profile of Pennylane Design
Pennylane Design
Nino Raymond, Software Engineer @ Pennylane

Nino Raymond, Software Engineer @ Pennylane

Hi Nino! Can you tell us a bit about yourself?
Go to the profile of Fanny Duverger
Fanny Duverger
About Pennylane Tech & ProductLatest StoriesArchiveAbout MediumTermsPrivacyTeams