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For the past year or so, FreshBooks has been proud to sponsor TechTalksTO, an ongoing speaker series for software developers in the Toronto Area. We’ve held several great talks featuring speakers from Twitter, Twilio,

Are you developer who loves to integrate two great online serves? FreshBooks is having a contest just for you! To enter, you must create a tool using both Twilio (an SMS and voice communication API) and FreshBooks (using the …

For more technical insight and API help with FreshBooks, head on over to the FreshBooks Developer blog. One of our newest developers, Anton, created this amazing visualization (using a code swarm) of how the FreshBooks code-base has changed over time. He found a visual way of representing all the …

“Don’t let your site be broken!” One of several lessons Ben Cherry shared at the latest sold out TechTalksTO (supported by FreshBooks). He spoke to the code-savvy crowd about best practices for development strategies and proven rules for maintaining solid and consistent …

This was originally posted on the FreshBooks Developer Blog. We’re pretty busy at FreshBooks. Like lots of companies; there’s always a ton of work to do, and sometimes it can be hard to keep your eye on the longer-term goals. Having fun, for example. We value fun at FreshBooks — people do their best …

Woo-hoo! FreshBooks has a new website design and we’re hoping you like it. After many years of only small revisions, the hard working …

TechTalksTO Videos: Agile @ Well.ca: How We Think + Do Development: Part 1 & Part 2. On November 10, at a sold out TechTalksTO, Ali Asaria and Mat Trudel gave an incredibly entertaining talk on agile development at Well.ca and the philosophy behind their …

For more posts like this one, explore the FreshBooks Developers Blog. This chart makes me very happy and thankful for one of our teams. At FreshBooks, we track all sorts of statistics, release by release, and this chart compares two …

Browsers are way faster than they used to be. Nearly everything — bandwidth, client processing power, storage — is cheaper than it was. However, one thing that is still really expensive is interacting with the DOM. Changing and modifying the Document Object …