Culture • Nov 19, 2015 What Makes Atomic Object Different? A Six-Month Retrospective I moved from the automotive-embedded space at a very large company to the consumer-facing web/mobile domain at a small company.
.NET / WPF • Nov 18, 2015 A Feature-Oriented Directory Structure For C# Projects Using a feature-oriented C# structure for .NET projects is simple and easy to scale. Here's how to implement one.
Developer Tools, iOS / OS X • Nov 17, 2015 Developing on OS X Inside Vagrant Leverage templates for Packer to build an OS X Vagrant box to develop OS X applications without risking the good working order of your Mac.
Culture • Nov 16, 2015 Brittany Hunter on Tinkering, Learning Latin, and Design as Problem Solving Brittany Hunter, a software consultant and designer at Atomic Object, talks about tinkering, learning Latin, and design as problem solving.
Web Apps • Nov 15, 2015 Why I Choose ClojureScript I've found that I'm by far more productive with ClojureScript than any of the other languages or platforms I've experimented with.
UX/Design Tools • Nov 13, 2015 6 More Helpful Sketch Shortcuts Sketch keyboard shortcuts including Change Alpha, Show/Hide Inspector, and how to custom-make a Collapse All Layer Groups shortcut.
Project & Team Management • Nov 12, 2015 Don’t Let Silos Ruin Your Software Why to avoid horizontal and vertical silos – and what to do instead.
Development Practices • Nov 11, 2015 Why I Git Commit Too Much 5 ways that using small git commits with descriptive messages will make your life easier.
Web Apps • Nov 10, 2015 Safely Binding Unescaped Content in Web Applications Understanding cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability, when binding unescaped content is safe, and how to bypass warnings in Angular and Ember.
Project & Team Management • Nov 09, 2015 Sprint Retrospectives: The Cornerstone of Agile Giving people the ability to raise concerns, develop a plan, and measure outcomes can be very empowering because it lets them own their problems.
Extracurricular Activities • Nov 08, 2015 Easy Networked Games with sim-sim-js A short tutorial for getting started making awesome networked games in the browser with sim-sim-js!
Embedded Systems • Nov 07, 2015 Assembling Your Computer’s Brain, Byte by Byte The bootloader is an amazing little piece of hardware-specific code that knows how to put together a sane world for your operating system to live in.
