Atomic Spin

UX & Design • Sep 10, 2021

Pairing with a Developer to Design an App – Part One

Product designers and developers commonly have a push and pull relationship, but what happens when they decide on pairing to design an app?

Project & Team Management • Sep 08, 2021

Bringing a Team Together – 5 Things to Do at the Beginning of a Project

The beginning of a project can be overwhelming. Here are five things I like to do to figure out how to get started and how to keep the team moving.

Software Science • Sep 07, 2021

Spectral Clustering: Where Machine Learning Meets Graph Theory

We can leverage topics in graph theory and linear algebra through a machine learning algorithm called spectral clustering.

Project & Team Management • Sep 05, 2021

Advice for Scrum Masters Joining New Teams

Any scrum master new to a team would be eager to introduce improvements. But try to remember it’s not about you – first, focus on your team.

Project & Team Management • Sep 04, 2021

Research, Design, & Planning: Key Benefits and Deliverables

The RDP phase is a critical investment in time and energy that enables Atomic’s clients and teams to ensure things go smoothly throughout the project.

Extracurricular Activities • Sep 03, 2021

How to Run Home Assistant via LinuxServer.io’s Docker Image

Home Assistant is a fantastic tool for muxing home devices and services. This post is about how to run Home Assistant via LinuxServer.io’s Docker Image.

Development Practices • Sep 02, 2021

Define Success with Test-Driven Development

Using test-driven development as a mechanism for defining success for software, in turn, also defines success for the domain you are working in.

React / Redux • Sep 01, 2021

Choosing the Best Form Library for Your React Project

The form library you choose to use for your project should depend on your application and how your form fits into it. My choice? React Hook Form.

Rust • Aug 30, 2021

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.

Culture • Aug 29, 2021

What Your More Experienced Programming Partner Learns from You

A lot of developers worry that they’re a drag on a more experienced programming partner. That couldn’t be farther from the truth.

Personal Optimization • Aug 28, 2021

What I Learned Working from Home with Roommates

Working from home when you live with roommates brings another meaning to the phrase "open office." Here are some things I learned after figuring it out.

Developer Tools • Aug 27, 2021

Tools to Help You Diagnose Issues in a Linux Environment

These are a handful of tools to help you diagnose issues in a Linux environment. They're present in pretty much any Linux-based environment.