The Zingage Way: Keep Grandma Out of the Hospital
Our Story Victor and I never set out to build software for other software people. From the beginning, our goal
It's (Still) Time to Build: The Case for Startups in 2025
A friend and I recently debated the meaning of work in the looming shadow of AGI. The premise was simple:
Fixing Error Handling in TypeScript: Why a Standard Result Type Isn’t Enough
Error handling in JavaScript and TypeScript is notoriously challenging. Unlike many modern statically-typed languages (Rust, Swift, Kotlin, Go), TypeScript lacks
Zingage IDs: Engineering Secure and Scalable Multi-Tenancy
As Zingage rapidly expanded to hundreds of customers nationwide, our engineering team faced increasingly complex technical challenges: robust data isolation,
Design at Zingage
Design at Zingage is not a support function. It is a way of seeing, reasoning, and building systems that actually
Request for Engineers: Rethinking Data Infrastructure for Healthcare AI
At Zingage, we’re building AI-powered systems to automate the critical back-office operations of healthcare providers. Our goal this year
We forgot about the Home Front. Now it's breaking.
In 1965, the United States made a generational promise. Standing beside Harry Truman, Lyndon Johnson signed Medicare and Medicaid into
Code Quality Principles at Zingage
[Originally written by Zingage Principle Engineer Ethan Resnick as an internal memo] Carefully Balance What Your Code Promises and What