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Howdy sponsored the Ruby Community Meetup in Montevideo, bringing developers together for an evening of practical insights and real conversations. Talks on AI-assisted development and Rails database views sparked discussion, highlighting what these gatherings are about: community, shared learning, and stronger connections across the Ruby ecosystem.

Senior developers often feel stuck maintaining legacy systems without influencing architectural decisions. Career growth comes from developing software architecture thinking—connecting technical choices with long-term product impact. International product teams value engineers who design systems, evaluate trade-offs, and shape evolution, not just implement features.

Many senior engineers in Argentina remain stuck in local salary ceilings. This article explains how to reposition your career for global teams, negotiate USD compensation, and choose companies that value experience, autonomy, and real product engineering.

Howdy kicked off 2026 by joining the MedellínJS community for their first meeting of the year. The event fostered valuable conversations about AI and the future of development, reinforcing Howdy's commitment to building strong connections within the tech ecosystem.

The role of the Engineering Manager is not defined by fixed tasks, but by context, influence, and adaptability. Being an EM means stepping away from direct execution to empower others, connect teams, and create the necessary conditions for work to progress and people to grow.

In 2025, Howdy strengthened its presence in Mexico's tech community through events that combined content, experiences, and real-world connection. From JS Conf Guadalajara to exclusive gatherings like Code & Catch and PosaDev, the year's end left a clear mark and laid the groundwork for an even bigger 2026.