Casey Falkowski on Atomic Spin

Why Asynchronous Standups Just Can’t Beat Synchronous Standups

Many organizations in the software world are moving to asynchronous standups. Here's why that's a bad idea, and why synchronous standups are essential.

Rust

How to Use Rust Modules Across Different Files

Rust's module system can be tricky to figure out at first. Here's a quick overview that will hopefully make this system easier to understand and work with.

Growing as Makers

3 Hackathon Habits Developers Should Bring to Their Professional Work

There are habits and techniques developers use during a hackathon that they should bring into their professional work more often.

Rust

Explaining How Memory Management in Rust Works by Comparing with JavaScript

Once you get the hang of Rust’s system of ownership and memory management, you’ll find that your code will be freer of mystery memory errors.

Desktop Apps

How to Handle Multiple Windows in an Electron App

Electron allows you to create desktop apps using Node.js. These apps usually have a single window, but here's how to support multiple windows in Electron.

TypeScript

3 Useful TypeScript Patterns to Keep in Your Back Pocket

TypeScript at its most basic adds plenty of safety to your code, but here are some useful TypeScript patterns to help you solve extra-difficult problems.

Development Practices

3 Tips for Handing Off a Large Project

Ensuring a new team can easily start doing effective work after you've handed off a project to them is important. Here are some ideas on how to do that.

Development Practices

Receiving Your First Code Reviews? Remember 3 Things

Code reviews can be a source of anxiety for new developers. Here are three ways to get the most out of them for you, your project, and your team.

Developer Tools

Integrating ESLint into an Existing Codebase

Introducing ESLint to a large, still-in-progress codebase can be a pain, so here are three approaches that will help make it a little bit easier.

Personal Optimization

Four Tips for Starting Your First Development Job Remotely

Starting your first development job is stressful – especially when you're temporarily remote. Here are a few things that helped ease my onboarding.

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