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Ember.js • Mar 21, 2015

Why I Still Like Ember.js

Ember.js is an awesome framework, and one which has the distinction of avoiding my scorn even after working with it for two years. Here are 6 reasons why.

Developer Tools • Mar 08, 2015

Setting Up a Project Workspace in Tmux

Instead of organizing my terminal sessions across tabs, I use Tmux to create a project workspace.

.NET / WPF • Feb 27, 2015

Quick-Start Guide to Creating a Windows Installer

How to successfully bundle your Windows app up into a nice executable that installs correctly.

Web Apps • Feb 24, 2015

Advocating CoffeeScript Adoption In Your Organization

Being prepared to make your strongest case for CoffeeScript adoption will maximize your chances of getting a “Yes!”

Project & Team Management • Feb 19, 2015

Software Architect – A Role, Not a Job

A structure where software architects work on a team separate from the development team can lead to dysfunction, reduced quality, and poor morale.

UX/Design Tools • Feb 17, 2015

Adventures with SASS Preprocessors

My goal was to find something that would be quick to install and easy to use, which ruled out tools like Hammer and CodeKit.

Personal Optimization • Feb 15, 2015

Super Cheap Data Backups with Amazon Glacier Storage

How to download all your Google data and back it up extremely cheaply with Amazon Glacier Storage.

Technical Practices • Feb 07, 2015

Test Everything! (on Validating our Work)

Software quality assurance starts by validating our concept of the user, and continues even after the product is in their hands.

Business Practices • Feb 04, 2015

Planning & Writing a User-Focused Website for Atomic Object

We designed our site to give visitors want they want – quick, straightforward, honest information to help them decide if Atomic's a good fit for them.

News & Events • Feb 02, 2015

What We Learned from our Hardest Project Ever

It's not every day, or even year, we redesign our website. Thank heavens. Here are five big things we learned along the way.

Culture • Jan 31, 2015

Atoms on “Give a Shit” – the Quintessential Atomic Value

“Give a shit” isn’t just the most unusual Atomic value, it’s also the fundamental Atomic value. It explains why it is we do all the other ones.

Project & Team Management • Jan 30, 2015

Remote-First Communication for Project Teams

Remote-first communication prioritizes communicating with those who are not here now – including anyone who'll work on the project in the future (like you).