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Tensure is a technology consulting firm focused on Cloud, DevOps, and Build-as-a-Service.
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About Us
The word “Tensure” is derived from an Old English word for tension—like the tension that keeps a bridge held up, providing a structure and support to help people get to where they want to go.
We aim to be that same type of support for our team, our clients and our community and in turn, provide them with the freedom to go where they want and do what they want to do.
Yes, We do that.
Services
You know, the type of work that you would expect a development consultancy to do? Yes, we almost certainly do that. We do a lot of things—from custom software design to cloud infrastructure and machine learning. We focus on creating technology solutions that solve your problems, giving you the freedom to spend more time on valuable work and waste less time with slow, bad, or old technology.
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Apprentice At Tensure
This program requires no prior experience in development. We think of it as a fresh start for individuals who are determined to change their career trajectory and in doing so, also change their lives.
The apprenticeship program at Tensure prepares aspiring developers for a solid career through mentorship and structured, in-depth instruction and continuing education.
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News & Insights
Blog
11-01-2021The Top 5 DevOps Trends of 2022
There are several exciting things happening in DevOps, and these are the top trends we think are going to make a difference in 2022
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10-19-2021Let’s Shape Up: Why Basecamp’s Shape Up Method is the BEST way to produce Value
If you’ve ever heard of sprints, or scrum, Shape Up is an alternative methodology to project management. Essentially, Shape Up helps teams deliver more effectively by offering a process framework that brings in the whole team: both managers and developers alike.
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Blog
10-12-2021Immutability in JavaScript: 3 Methods
Immutability means something cannot be changed. You might want this to make sure you’re preserving a value.
For example, if you’re having multiple functions input the same value, but the value can potentially change between the function's operations, you’ll want to ensure the original value isn’t accidentally getting overwritten somewhere in the process.
Here are three ways you can ensure immutability.
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