A developer compares REPL Driven Design with TDD in Clojure, using a COVID-19 data project to highlight the trade-offs in speed and safety.
Explores the mental framework of 'builders' vs 'architects' in programming to understand team conflicts and improve collaboration.
Advice on pacing your programming self-study to avoid burnout, recommending 4 hours daily for full-time learners and 1-2 hours for those with jobs.
A developer announces the return of his personal blog after five years, promising tech highlights, rants, and stories not suited for corporate channels.
A software developer shares practical tips and personal experiences for successfully working from home, based on two years of remote work.
A student's blog about their Google Summer of Code 2020 project to improve the QuTiP quantum physics Python library's data layer.
Summarizes key writing advice from David Perell and Sahil Lavingia, emphasizing its importance for data scientists and tech professionals.
A developer shares insights and lessons learned from speaking at tech conferences, including idea generation and personal experiences.
Microsoft Build 2020 developer conference is now a free, fully remote event due to COVID-19, featuring keynotes and live sessions.
A developer shares his experience using an iPad Pro with Magic Keyboard as a primary laptop for writing and programming in 2020.
A developer shares how writing about coding experiences helps others, reinforces learning, and creates a personal knowledge base.
A software developer shares personal experiences and practical tips for working remotely, including setup, communication tools, and team collaboration.
A 25-hour live stream event featuring deep dives, interviews with Java experts, and discussions on Java's ecosystem, future, and career advice.
A guide to developing better coding habits to improve code readability and maintainability for your future self and teammates.
A developer shares lessons from three years of tech blogging, emphasizing consistency, topic focus, and planning to build an audience and advance a career.
A metaphor using commandos, soldiers, and police to describe different career roles in tech startups and projects, focusing on risk and work style.
A reflection on the personal and professional benefits of being an open source maintainer, framed in the spirit of the Passover song 'Dayenu'.
A team lead shares their journey implementing pair programming, from initial struggles to successful adoption and the lessons learned about teamwork and code quality.
An introductory guide explaining what Git is, its purpose for version control, and the basics of commits for developers.
Introducing mdox, a CLI tool to automate and streamline software documentation processes, treating docs as code.
