David R. MacIver is a software developer, writer, and consultant best known for Hypothesis, sharing insights on software testing, technical communication, and soft skills for developers.
6 articles from this blog
A blogger revives their old blog, moving from Wordpress to a static site generator, and plans to write more about software development and technical subjects.
A developer shares how they use Claude Code for 90% of code in the Hegel project, emphasizing human review and design control.
A critical analysis of why LLMs like Claude Code struggle with complex coding tasks, arguing the real issue is not intelligence but poor software engineering practices.
An accessible introduction to binary search, explaining the algorithm through a bike theft CCTV example.
A guide on how to identify and articulate your professional strengths for performance reviews, CVs, and bios.
A blog post about the importance of checking your work to ensure it achieves its intended outcome, using examples from washing dishes and software development.
