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Development Practices • Feb 21, 2014

Don’t Fear the Standards – They’re There for a Reason

Technical standards can be a bit intimidating, but there's no reason to fear them. They can be some of the most valuable documentation at your disposal.
Embedded Systems • Feb 20, 2014

High-Quality Font Rendering for Embedded Systems

Setting up font rendering in a memory-constrained embedded systems sounds hard. But it turns out it can be easily done, with kerning and all, in a day's work.
Personal Optimization • Feb 19, 2014

Ready to Disconnect on Vacation? 6 To-Dos Before Leaving the Office

Disconnecting from work can be difficult, even on vacation. Here are a few things I do before leaving to make it easier.
iOS / OS X • Feb 18, 2014

Using Multiple Storyboards in iOS Development

How can several developers best work on an app in parallel, using the Interface Builder with storyboards? With an RBStoryboardLink view controller.
Business Practices • Feb 17, 2014

Maintaining a Unified Culture at a Consultancy

It can be hard to maintain a strong culture when all your employees consultant with different clients, but Atomic makes it work by fostering strong bonds.
Platforms & Languages • Feb 16, 2014

String Tricks that Bash Knows

A couple of quick string operations you can do in pure bash shell scripts.
Growing as Makers • Feb 15, 2014

Resources for Getting Back Up to Speed in Software Development

In order to move my career back into the software development field, I needed to update my technical skills. Here's how I brought myself back up to speed.
DevOps & System Admin. • Feb 14, 2014

Constructing a Vagrant Cluster for Chef Development

Integrating Chef server with a Vagrant cluster provides an easy method to develop Chef configurations for new production server clusters.
Culture • Feb 13, 2014

Creating Common Ground with the Atomic Reading List

Having a required reading list is that it gives everyone in the company a philosophical common ground to build on. It has created a large group of tech-savvy Makers who all work in
Growing as Makers • Feb 12, 2014

Review: ‘Design & Thinking’ Movie and Discussion

My short review of the Design + Thinking movie and a follow-up panel conversation.
Extracurricular Activities • Feb 11, 2014

Connecting GMail and Mutt

I was recently setting up a new laptop, and I decided to set up the old email client mutt. I'd used it productively in the past and liked it, but hadn't ever bothered to get it con
Embedded Systems • Feb 10, 2014

Cheap, Long-Lasting, Low-Power Device Connectivity with Bluetooth LE

The Bluetooth Special Interest Group's latest version, v4.0, significantly reduced the data rate and added Bluetooth LE (“low energy”).
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