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Software Science • Aug 25, 2015

Thinking in Aggregates – Moving Beyond the Singular

Rather than thinking in terms of individual particulars, we can accomplish a lot more by working with aggregates of smaller ideas.

Developer Tools • Aug 23, 2015

Fuzz Testing with afl-fuzz (American Fuzzy Lop)

On using Google's American Fuzzy Lop for fuzz testing.

Growing as Makers • Aug 21, 2015

Consultancies: The Smart First Job for Software Developers

Working at a consultancy is the best way to jumpstart your career as a software developer.

Embedded Systems • Aug 19, 2015

5 Steps to Getting Started with Embedded Programing

"How do I learn embedded systems programming?" is like asking, "How do I learn development?" but in an alternate universe where 128k is still a lot of RAM.

iOS / OS X • Aug 17, 2015

Continuous Validation for Mobile User Interfaces in iOS

We can automate testing so that our iOS user interface looks the way we expect by taking a screenshot of every view and composing them into a document.

Objective-C • Aug 15, 2015

Objection Turns 4, Gets 1,000th Follower

Objection is a dependency injection framework for Objective-C that I wrote in one day 2011 while working on an iOS project.

Growing as Makers • Aug 09, 2015

How to Become a Software Designer – 5 Essential Skills

Software design is far more than visual design. It's about solving problems with empathy, experimentation, and inspiration.

Exploratory Testing • Aug 02, 2015

Time for Tea – 10 Ways to Test a Kettle

Looking at everyday items and wondering how they are tested can give you ideas about designing and testing your product.

Extracurricular Activities • Jul 24, 2015

Atoms from Bits: Programming OpenSCAD for Laser Cutting

Creating fully parametric wheel designs in OpenSCAD is much quicker and easier than if I tried to use a 2D drawing program.

UX/Design Techniques • Jul 20, 2015

Pricing & Membership Models: Part Two – Value Propositions

Carefully analyze user tests results and feedback. If you identify a newer, stronger value proposition, pivot towards it.

Developer Tools • Jul 17, 2015

Using Vagrant to Deploy to a Remote Hyper-V Host

My Vagrant/Hyper-V combo worked well, but had two problems: wifi going out, and the large footprint of Vangrant/Chef on a Windows OS.

Growing as Makers • Jul 10, 2015

Podcast Review: Programming Throwdown

If you’re interested in high-level introductions to languages or topics you don’t know much about, I would strongly recommend Programming Throwdown.