Intuit Developer Blog
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Why I love being an Intuit Developer
Are you looking at new developer jobs? If so, I want to tell you that I love being an Intuit developer. There are many reasons why, and the COVID-19 crisis, though tragic, has revealed one more: Intuit’s response to the virus. Intuit’s message of powering prosperity around the world isn’t just a feel-good mission statement. […]
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What's new in QuickBooks Online: March 2020
Here is another article in an ongoing series with new features in QuickBooks® Online. As spring begins to blossom, a fresh new set of features are popping up to help small business owners like you find new ways to freshen up your books. Redesigned Banking tab in Business View In a nutshell: The Banking tab […]
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Intuit is supporting small businesses with the Small Business Relief Initiative
As the COVID-19 pandemic plays out around the world, the challenges facing developers, consumers, small businesses, self-employed workers, and accountants continues to grow. Intuit® recently shared a number of actions it is taking to provide relief to those who need it most – a set of initiatives that have the potential to generate hundreds of millions […]
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Increased lengths for OAuth 2.0 fields
To ensure increased security for our mutual QuickBooks users, we are increasing the lengths of the authorization codes, access tokens, and refresh token fields. These field lengths have not previously been documented; we are now doing that and listing the maximum length your application needs to be able to support. The new maximum lengths are […]
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Important message from Sasan Goodarzi on COVID-19
In our efforts to keep our app developer community informed, we’re providing an important message Sasan Goodarzi, Intuit chief executive officer, that was sent to customers and partners regarding the impact of the coronavirus. Intuit has also set up a COVID-19 website to help small business customers navigate through the current coronavirus outbreak. The site […]
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Why is the open source community driving innovation in the tech industry?
As a developer, you know that open source software can be inspected, modified, or enhanced by anyone. It is the antithesis of proprietary software, where the software is only modifiable by the creator or creators. Examples of proprietary software include Microsoft Office and Adobe Photoshop. Advocates for open source software, including Intuit (more on that […]
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3 tips to improve your app
As an Intuit senior developer relations engineer with more than eight years of software engineering experience and working closely with QuickBooks Online app developers, I’ve learned a few lessons on building apps. The most important lesson? Your app’s users determine the success (or failure) of your app, thus improving your app experience is vital to […]
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Why I love being an Intuit Developer
Raise your hand if you live to work. Anyone? I’m betting most of you are like me and subscribe to the ideology of working to live. As a senior developer relations engineer at Intuit, I can prioritize my tasks so that I can spend valuable time with my family and enjoy my personal pursuits, including […]
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What's new in QuickBooks Online: February 2020
Here is another article in an ongoing series with new features in QuickBooks® Online. With spring right around the corner, the temperature’s rising and the sun is shining. To help put a spring in your step, QuickBooks® Online has a huge list of new features that will help you shine brighter than ever. Three updates […]
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Why I love being an Intuit developer
I’m going to be honest. My goal today is to recruit developers like you into the wonderful world of Intuit. I know it’s wonderful because I’m actually an Intuit developer and have been for more than six years. With so many new developer jobs on the horizon (the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts that […]