It’s hard to believe it has been a full three years since we first started Tyrannosaurus Tech. In some ways, time has flown. At the same time, so much has happened, so it also feels like it has been a […]
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I’m a recent graduate from Appalachian State University who even more recently escaped the clutches of the IT world. I spent the past 4 years slaving away for a degree I admittedly didn’t want at first. I preferred studying linguistics […]
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I grew up in Bombay (aka Mumbai), the city of dreams and the land of Bollywood (also the most populous city in India with an estimated population of 12.4 million). It was a rat race like no other. Think “survival […]
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We’re very proud to share that our CoFounder, Carlos Gonzalez, was recently selected by ChooseATL to be a part of its Influencer Class. The recognition is much deserved as Carlos’ work in the Atlanta community over the past several years […]
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Tyrannosaurus Tech Featured as Top Georgia App DeveloperThis past June, Tyrannosaurus Tech was proud to be featured as an industry leader on Clutch.co, a ratings and reviews platform based in Washington D.C. They evaluated the top Atlanta app developers and […]
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What is software development really? While on the surface it may just be the act of composing some text that can be translated into machine code to achieve some end, what it really represents is the unique intersection of problem-solving […]
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Right after finishing my Associate Degree in Computer Science at Georgia Perimeter College, I had decided it was time to start applying for a few positions in the tech field. Since I had a Bachelor Degree in Information Systems from […]
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My first encounter with technology was in my high school Comp Tia A+ certification course. I didn’t take it seriously. Ironically, I got an A in the class but never completed the free certification that came with it. I am […]
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For the past 15 years, I’ve been immersed in the coffee scene. Leaping into the dark and scary waters of the unknown (aka starting a small business) and hoping and praying I didn’t sink. And, thank goodness, I didn’t.Fast forward […]
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I wrote my first business proposal in second grade. I don’t remember if it was my idea or my mom’s suggestion to make it a roofing company, but I suppose putting roofs on houses is the kind of hands-on task […]
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