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Personal Optimization • Aug 25, 2016

Quenching the Fire of Clients From Hell

What happened? How did our software project end up in hell? And more importantly: How can we get back on track?

Web Apps • Feb 18, 2016

JavaScript Promises – How They’ll Work Someday

JavaScript Promises are good, but still carry friction for the developer. Here's how future JavaScript developments will make using Promises better.

Web Apps • Feb 16, 2016

JavaScript Promises – How They Work

The best way to deal with asynchronous JavaScript is ES6 Promises. Here's an overview of JavaScript Promises, error catching, and how to make your own.

Developer Tools • Sep 30, 2015

Sublime Text Plugins I’d Hate to Work Without

One of the things that sets Sublime Text apart from the competition is its rich plugin ecosystem. Here are 6 of the plugins that I'd hate to work without.

Developer Tools • Sep 22, 2015

Configuring a Laptop with Ansible, Part Two

An example of how I use Ansible config management to save and reproduce the environment on my laptop.

iOS / OS X • Aug 17, 2015

Continuous Validation for Mobile User Interfaces in iOS

We can automate testing so that our iOS user interface looks the way we expect by taking a screenshot of every view and composing them into a document.

Functional Programming • Jun 09, 2015

RSchema-Hamster: Schemas for Shaping Immutable Data

Hamster gives you immutable structures in Ruby; RSchema gives you schemas to shape your data; RSchema-Hamster brings them together seamlessly.

Growing as Makers • Nov 22, 2014

My Top Two Learning Resources

In recent years, a number of websites popped up to make education more accessible and enjoyable.

Embedded Systems • Jan 25, 2013

Cheap Checks for Validation of Hardware Designs

Hardware mistakes are costly to address. We present some cheap methods to keep check on the 'human element' that that plagues electrical design work.

Functional Programming • Jul 30, 2012

What I Learned on the Way to Clojure

My top three Clojure lessons: sequester mutable state; think functionally and be idiomatic; and practice, practice, practice.

C & C++ • May 23, 2012

Acceptance Testing C++ with Cucumber and the Wire Protocol

The following example shows how this works with C++ using Cucumber-Cpp, plus an example that comes bundled with it.

Personal Optimization, Ruby on Rails • Feb 14, 2012

Writing a Good Blog Post – An 11-Step Process

This process has improved my ability to write my blog posts and general web content.