Development Practices • Apr 06, 2026 Git Commands For Single Commits Dealing with single commits? Get comfortable with a handful of Git commands: git commit, git rebase, and git reset --soft.
Culture • Apr 05, 2026 On the Other Side of the Table at the Career Fair The candidates who tend to stand out are the ones who seem curious about the problems they’re solving and interested in continuing to learn.
Extracurricular Activities • Apr 04, 2026 Most of What’s Stopping You From Biking to Work Isn’t Real Commute-curious but haven't pulled the trigger yet? Most obstacles to biking to work are either mental barriers or have simple solutions.
Exploratory Testing • Apr 03, 2026 Form Fatigue? Let Cypress and Faker.js Do the Dirty Work Skip the repetition, not the coverage. See how Faker.js and Cypress work together to automate multi-step form testing.
Project & Team Management • Apr 02, 2026 Your Best Prompt Is a Well-Defined User Story The best results with agentic development come from well-structured prompts that clearly describe the problem - essentially a good user story.
Project & Team Management • Apr 01, 2026 The Neglected Middle: Why Mid-Project On-sites Matter Periodic on-site visits can make a big difference. Here's why a mid-project, on-site visit might be exactly what your project needs.
Angular • Mar 31, 2026 Angular NgRx: An Overview Here's an overview of the different pieces of an Angular NGRX state machine, what each piece does, and how each is used.
Development Practices • Mar 30, 2026 What the PATH Is (and Why Your Terminal Keeps Saying “Command Not Found”) Learn what the PATH environment variable does, how terminals find commands, and how to debug common “command not found” errors.
Growing as Makers • Mar 29, 2026 Mindfulness: A Tool That Can Prevent Deadlocks and Defensiveness Successful relationships inside or outside of business require a focused effort to build connections. A key to achieving this is mindfulness.
Artificial Intelligence • Mar 28, 2026 Teach a Neural Network to Play Snake This Snake project is a useful way to study how a simple game-playing agent works end-to-end, including iteration through training.
The Software Life • Mar 27, 2026 AI and the Shifting Boundary of Software Development AI tools require skilled human oversight, and since the pace of software generation is accelerating, the demand for developers remains.
Unit Testing • Mar 26, 2026 Test Builders: Less Setup, Better Tests The Test Builder pattern fixes your maintenance tax. It's a simple abstraction that decouples how an object is made from why it's being used.
