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🌟 Yesterday, at the Inc. 5000 Conference & Gala, David Jarrett, CEO of Rootstrap, took the main stage in front of hundreds of leaders from the top companies in the country. He shared key insights on innovation and sales growth in the tech space and our journey as a 6-year honoree of the Inc. 5000 list! Special thanks to Mike Hofman, Editor-in-chief of Inc. Magazine, Allison Davis, Founder of Sales Done Differently, and Adam Alfano, Executive vice president of Salesforce, for being part of the conversation! #Inc5000 #Rootstrap

Look at this! New opportunities at Rootstrap! We’re growing our Product, Engineering, and Design teams and looking for talented professionals to join us! 🌎 Remote positions for Colombia, Uruguay or Argentina-based professionals. 💡 Work on innovative projects with top-tier U.S. clients. 🚀 Be part of a team that values growth, collaboration, and impact. Don’t miss out on exploring these opportunities with us!  Apply here: https://lnkd.in/dz3AJC7T #Hiring #Product #Engineering #Design #Rootstrap #TechJobs #ITJobs #Colombia #Argentina #Uruguay

Are you looking for new challenges? Rootstrap's Data team is growing, and we're looking for a Data Tech Lead 🚀 If you're based in LATAM, have experience with web scraping tools, and have an advanced level of English, this opportunity might be for you. 📩 Feel free to message me or apply here: https://lnkd.in/dxXXRn3c 🔍 To learn more about our Data services, check out this link: https://lnkd.in/dxs2mSud #Hiring #DataTechLead #WebScraping #LATAM Matías Mansilla, Juan Francisco Magrini Bornisich, Lucía Giusti, Lucía Gómez Massarini, Micaela Raimondi, Florencia Sequeira, ★ Solange Bulacio.

🛠️ How to build Multi-agent app for automating dependency security using LangGraph and Node.js In modern software development, managing dependencies is critical to ensure security, maintainability, and compliance. Outdated or vulnerable dependencies can lead to security breaches, downtime, or compliance violations. Automating this process saves time, reduces human error, and ensures a more secure software lifecycle. Whether you're focused on security or any other domain, this example provides a scalable framework for implementing multi-agent workflows. By the end of this guide, you'll not only have a working agent but also insights into adapting it for your specific requirements. What are Multi-agents? 🤖 Multi-agent systems allow multiple specialized agents to work together autonomously to solve a problem. These agents perform distinct roles, such as data collection, analysis, decision-making, and reporting. By using LangGraph, we can easily define these tasks as nodes in a workflow and manage the communication between them. Each agent performs a focused task and passes results to the next in the workflow. This modularity ensures: ➡️ Scalability: you can add, modify or replace agents as needed. ➡️ Flexibility: conditional logic allows for skipping unnecessary steps. ➡️ Maintainability: focused responsibilities make debugging and updates easier. Why LangGraph? 🌐 LangGraph is a library designed to orchestrate and manage Multi-agent workflows. It provides a framework for connecting independent tasks (agents) in a logical sequence, enabling seamless collaboration between them. Whether you’re building a simple pipeline or a complex AI-powered system, LangGraph.js makes it easier to manage dependencies, state transitions, and modular workflows. At its core, LangGraph.js: ➡️ Defines nodes: each task or agent is represented as a node in a directed graph. ➡️ Manages edges: connections between nodes determine the workflow's sequence and logic. ➡️ Handles state: passes data between nodes while maintaining a clear and predictable state structure. By abstracting the complexity of Multi-agent coordination, LangGraph.js allows developers to focus on implementing agent logic rather than workflow mechanics.

Managing dependencies is crucial for software security and stability, but it can be time-consuming and prone to human error. Our latest blog explores how to automate this process using LangGraph and Node.js, creating a multi-agent system that handles dependency scanning, vulnerability analysis, and reporting. In this guide, you'll learn how to: ✔️ Set up a Node.js project with TypeScript ✔️ Implement agents for scanning and analysis ✔️ Use OpenAI and Gemini to detect vulnerabilities and suggest fixes ✔️ Automate reporting for better dependency management Read the full blog post written by Pablo Blanco, Technical Architect & Full-stack Developer at Rootstrap. Link below ⬇️

Go from 0 to n with Rootstrap 🚀 Whether you're navigating the 0 to 1, scaling from 1 to n, or both across numerous projects simultaneously, Rootstrap is an excellent end-to-end partner. We bring a Principal Engineer to every introductory call in order to form a technical approach and estimated scope as soon as possible, and often turn around detailed proposals within 1-2 weeks.

Rootstrap began working with MasterClass in its early days with a small team of three. As MasterClass grew, so did we: at our peak, we provided more than 50 roles in Product Management, Design, Engineering, and Scrum Master positions, working on multiple projects across their entire platform. Several years later, MasterClass has taken on more roles internally, and we now allocate ~25 teammates.

 We love and thrive in this kind of modular, scalable, and long-term partnership that encompasses so many ‘0 to 1’ and ‘1 to n’ opportunities for us to shine.

Our real secret sauce is in how we collaborate cross-functionally between Product, Design & Engineering from the beginning. Too often, companies try to solve Design and Engineering in two completely separate phases, but this invariably leads to rework if Engineering is only consulted on feasibility, complexity, and estimated timeline and development fees after Design, rather than throughout Design.   This is why Rootstrap often recommends a Technical Lead during the first few phases because it reduces the risk of 'over-designing' too soon and generally keeps the overall project on time and on budget.    Rather than finish the Design phase with only a high-fidelity prototype, our approach means we can also prepare a complete engineering backlog, roadmap, and estimated scope in order to roll right into development while providing our clients with transparent and modular pricing.

How We Do 0 to 1: Agile Development 1️⃣ Phase 1: Point of View Synthesize research, collect data inputs, and conduct initial exploratory workshops to develop a point of view. 2️⃣ Phase 2: Rough Concepts Conduct broad concept explorations, develop criteria for prioritizing them. 3️⃣ Phase 3: Rapid Prototypes Test what we designed and analyze the business and customer outcomes in order to develop new point of views and continue iterating and optimizing the product. 4️⃣ Phase 4: Design Specifications Develop the final visual design for the end-to-end product. 5️⃣ Phase 5: Incremental Development Ship incremental end-user value on a continuous basis. Run two-week sprints and daily standups throughout development. 6️⃣ Phase 6: Technical QA & User Acceptance Testing Test and validate functional code as well as UX/UI for quality assurance, usability and accessibility 7️⃣ Phase 7: Product Launch & Product-Led Growth Implement go-to-market strategy, launch new product, evaluate KPI performance, implement data-driven continuous optimization

How Rootstrap Does 1 to n: Pods & Staff Augmentation 🫛 Rootstrap is easy to work with because we adapt our solution to best-fit your needs. If you need a reliable team to own product or feature development end-to-end, we can dedicate a fully functional 'pod' to get the job done for you. This includes Core Roles such as Engineers and Designers as well as Flex Roles like Product Managers, QA, and DevOps. If you need one or more individual contributors to join an internal or hybrid team, we can do that, too. We can also allocate multiple pods and individual contributors across numerous projects simultaneously. Rootstrap can scale up and scale down flexibly, quickly and affordably. We work on a weekly retainer model based on the size, roles, and seniority of team, and bill in arrears only for work that clients have reviewed and approved.