Welcome to Techtir.ie

At Techtir.ie we are fully dedicated to the IT world. We are a group of programmers who have been in this industry for over ten years and have experience in programming, product development, UX/UI, and data management. We come from one of the leading IT cities in the UK, Cambridge, and value constant development and hard work.

Our group was created by our two founders who met at the university and soon started to offer development services in which one was in charge of programming and the other one of front-end design. With time, more professionals joined, and this is how we nurtured the Techtir project with fresh talent and innovative ideas.

What you’ll find in our blog

We’ve created this blog so that IT professionals and fans around the world find a supportive online space. Our entries are mainly focused on industry news but are useful for web designers, IT engineers, programmers, UI/UX experts, product developers, project managers, and marketing staff.

Here are some of the benefits that you’ll find in our blog:

Get Tips

Our content is mainly based on IT news, but these have different objectives. Through our entries, readers can find useful tips including what’s the best career decision, what’s the hottest tool, and what is the best programming language to learn in a given year. Undoubtedly, these pieces of news can help you make the right decision and boost your career.

Useful Advice

Although the journey challenges us all, beginners are usually the ones who struggle the most. Here, you’ll find advice on how to get a high IT position, how to conduct yourself during an interview and what to include on your resume.

The industry insights are not to be overlooked as these help young programmers understand how the market works. How can you overcome your difficulties? How to approach challenges? How to discover new opportunities? Techtir brings answers to these questions and more too.

IT Events

Events are crucial in the IT industry as they bring exciting news and valuable knowledge. All the major IT providers like Apple, Google, and Microsoft organize these events every year. There are a variety of options including conferences, exhibitions, webinars, and lectures.

Microsoft Build, for example, is a yearly event held by Bill Gate’s company which targets developers from all over the world. Apple has its own conference called Worldwide Developer Conference, and Google hosts the I/O event.

This year, the three tech giants presented their soon-to-be-implemented features and new products to the world, but that’s not it: The main goal of these events is to help developers and provide solutions.

Famous developers

Thanks to our entries you hear the voice of some of the greatest developers and CEOs. In an ever-changing market, knowing what the experts say can be beneficial. You can find out the latest news in the metaverse, learn about potential security threats, and compare different providers.

IT industry insights

In every industry, it’s important to know the trends, but this is especially true for IT. Reading the latest news can help be aware of new tools, bugs, zero-day attacks, and products so that you can be at the top of your game.

The Techtir blog

Our writers

Our editorial team consists of a fine combination between knowledge and style. The firsts to draft an article are the writers, who are either in the IT industry or deeply informed. Most of our entries are born from one of us in the programmer group whose idea is passed on to the writer, who develops the article.

Our editorial team

The next step is curating, and this is why we have hired some of the top proofreaders and editors. They are the ones that conduct fact-checking and edit those embarrassing mistakes that even great writers have on a bad day. Thus, we rest assured in the fact that we provide high-quality content to our readers combining top information with great writing.

Welcome to Techtir.ie

There are very few blogs that are made from fans to fans. Even with our 10 years of experience as professional programmers, we consider ourselves fans. This is reflected in our passion and commitment, particularly when it comes to contributing to the IT industry.