A transcript of Kara Swisher's 2019 Twitter interview with Jack Dorsey, focusing on Twitter's progress and responsibility.
A discussion on simplifying complex tech job descriptions for the general public, inspired by a critique of the Australian Computer Society.
Mitchell Hashimoto reflects on key life events that shaped his perception of 'normal' and steered his path into programming and tech.
A developer shares their journey of leaving a stable job to start independent consulting, focusing on responsive web development, performance challenges, and tech training.
Explores the subjective nature of defining a 'good programmer,' arguing it depends entirely on the perspective of the person asking.
A developer shares his career journey from RealDolmen to a new role as a Technical Evangelist at JetBrains.
A developer argues for personal funding of open source projects to help developers dedicate more time to fixing bugs and adding features.
Author celebrates receiving the Microsoft MVP award for the fourth year, specifically for contributions to the Windows Azure technical community.
Rob Pike discusses the design philosophy behind Go, explaining why it attracted Python/Ruby developers more than C++ programmers.
A developer shares personal advice for giving effective technical talks, based on their experience speaking at international conferences.
Tips for preparing and delivering effective conference talks, based on experiences from tech community leaders and speakers.
A developer's reflection on overcoming perfectionism and procrastination to finish personal tech projects like websites or apps.
The story of Open Research Computation, a journal promoting high-quality open-source scientific code, its launch, challenges, and eventual reorientation.
A programmer discusses common bad habits like leaving unused code, over-generalization, and OOP fixation, offering advice for cleaner development.
Explores teaching approaches: starting with general rules vs. specific cases, using regex quantifiers as a primary example.
A satirical guide categorizing different stereotypes of web developers, from 'Rockstars' to 'Pedants', based on their skills and approaches.
A developer's instinct and experience are valuable tools for navigating complex coding challenges and unexpected hurdles in software development.
Author shares excitement about being invited to join the ASPInsiders, a group of experts providing feedback on ASP.NET technologies.
A developer discusses the challenges of open-source maintenance and urges users to contribute code instead of demanding features.
A developer argues against rigid 40-hour workweeks, advocating for flexible schedules based on productivity and 'flow state' rather than fixed hours.
