Personal Optimization • Feb 22, 2026 Never Missing a Birthday Again with Sheets + Slack I’ll walk through how I built a simple birthday bot using Google Sheets as the data source and Slack API for message delivery.
Personal Optimization • Feb 21, 2026 Upgrade Your Note-Taking Skills From The Classroom To The Office When you’re first starting your career, you might find that college skills just aren’t transferable. I've had to relearn note-taking.
UX & Design • Feb 20, 2026 The Invisible Work of Design The most critical work of design happens before any pixels hit the page. Let's talk about that invisible work—and why teams should care.
Project & Team Management • Feb 19, 2026 Prepare for a HIPAA Audit Like It’s a Production Launch You can use developer checklists to ensure you catch easy-to-address HIPAA audit risks during initial development, when they’re cheap to fix.
Python • Feb 18, 2026 Use Python’s asyncio for Async Development and Testing Using asyncio you can not only await functions in the way you're used to, but also run many of these tasks in parallel for better runtime.
Developer Tools • Feb 17, 2026 Blocked by Unifi – Troubleshooting a Home Networking Issue Let's walk through the networking tools I use to diagnose issues like a recent home networking connection issue I encountered.
Angular • Feb 16, 2026 Angular Bindings: What Are They and How Do I use Them? Recently, I've been working on a project with an Angular-based user interface, and one of my biggest questions was about Angular bindings.
Delivery Practices • Feb 15, 2026 Trust Is the Real Deliverable Why trust is the real deliverable in software consulting. Lessons from a delivery lead on judgment, predictability, and client communication.
Artificial Intelligence • Feb 14, 2026 Here’s How I’m “Friction-Maxxing” in a Technical Role As a developer using AI tools, my own friction-maxxing can’t involve cutting AI out of my work entirely. But if I can do things myself, I do.
Developer Tools • Feb 13, 2026 Hide Code in a Repo Using Git Submodules Say you want to add code to a repository, but don’t want everyone with access to that repo to know it exists. Solution? Git Submodules.
Test Driven Development • Feb 12, 2026 How Coding with QA in Mind Has Made Me a Better Developer Sometimes when coding, I'd assume that QA would catch any issues later. At the time, that felt efficient, but it sometimes led to rework.
Project & Team Management • Feb 11, 2026 Handling HIPAA: A Developer’s First Steps So, you’re a software developer who just learned that your next project is a telehealth platform. Welcome to the world of HIPAA compliance!
