The author renames the open-source project TYPO3-Analytics to 'Jacobine', explaining the naming process and its personal significance.
Announcement of TYPO3-Analytics v0.1.0 release, detailing new features, enhancements, and bug fixes for the open-source analytics tool.
Argues against the traditional 'tech lead' role in software teams, advocating for a collaborative, flat team structure to boost productivity and learning.
A 2014 review of 'Advanced Rails' by Brad Ediger, concluding the book is outdated and not recommended for modern development.
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A developer humorously shares their Valentine's Day plans: attending a 48-hour hackathon (PennApps) instead of traditional celebrations.
A software developer's first blog post outlining plans to share technical insights, code snippets, and soft skills like software design.
A satirical critique of source control, arguing for USB drives, to highlight flawed reasoning in tech outage reactions.
A developer reflects on the real stories behind CV entries, like an unpaid internship spent pitching buggy software, highlighting the gap between resume bullet points and actual experience.
Explores the evolving definition of open source, debating whether it's about collaborative contribution or the right to freely modify software.
A programmer analyzes whether math classes are useful in a software development career, based on personal experience.
The author argues that CSS is a developer's tool, requiring programming skills and analytical thinking, not just design sensibilities.
Author announces attending Ping Play! Edition, a community-driven conference focused on the Play Framework.
Discusses the internet's pragmatic ethos and why using GitHub for large datasets requires rethinking desktop paradigms for web-native, granular data delivery.
An iOS developer shares favorite podcasts for learning programming techniques, development insights, and tech career advice through audio.
Explains why experienced teams are crucial for successful CPU design, contrasting it with the software startup world.
A review of the book 'Dreaming in Code', which chronicles the failures of the Chandler open-source software project as a cautionary tale.
Explores how open source developers are compensated, covering monetary donations, platforms like Gittip, and employer support.
An analysis of the concept of meritocracy in open source and tech communities, questioning its validity and potential negative effects.
A community-driven AngularJS style guide and best practices repository for developers.
