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Developer Tools • Jan 04, 2015

An iOS Developer’s (Mostly) Open Source Toolchest

iOS developers have many tools to choose from. Here are our picks (most of them open source) for one project.
Culture • Jan 03, 2015

Atoms on “Own It” – Your Problem Is My Problem

Atomic Object isn’t a just place where we work. It’s something we’re part of. And all Atoms have the power and responsibility to keep it living and growing.
Python • Jan 02, 2015

Python Environment Management for Rubyists – a Guide

A crash course in setting up Python, using some of the Python community's excellent utilities for managing environments and dependencies.
Project & Team Management • Dec 31, 2014

Agile + Scrum = More Effective Iteration Meetings

Agile iteration meetings often fall prey to unproductive activities and lack of focus. Scrum practices can make meetings more structured and effective.
Developer Tools • Dec 26, 2014

Stow Your Dotfiles – GNU Stow for Managing Symlinks

GNU Stow is a valuable tool for organizing your dotfiles.
Embedded Systems • Dec 23, 2014

Getting ROS Indigo Running on OSX Yosemite

I wanted a ROS system in my native OSX environment. I eventually managed to get it working, but it was not an easy task.
Extracurricular Activities • Dec 20, 2014

Things I Learned while Pairing on odo

I recently had the opportunity to pair with Scott Vokes on a side project. In a few short hours of pairing, I learned a lot more than I expected.
Project & Team Management • Dec 16, 2014

Zooming Out

Effective problem solving means opening your mind to a broader context surrounding the details of your present focus.
Evolving the Industry • Dec 11, 2014

Girls Like to Code (but Not All of them Know It)

Surprise! Girls and women who are exposed to technology enjoy it and succeed at it.
Functional Programming • Dec 09, 2014

More Typing, Less Testing: TDD with Static Types, Part 1

Test-driven development started with dynamic, object-oriented languages. Does TDD work with static types? Yes, but types should replace tests when possible.
Personal Optimization • Dec 06, 2014

Keeping a Non-Backlog To-Do List with Todoist

Todoist is for what I call minor-miscellaneous items like: “Propose a new time for Greg’s meeting request” or “Ship circuit board to Frank."
Development Practices • Dec 02, 2014

Five Steps to Finding Performance Bottlenecks

How to pinpoint the source performance optimization problems in your applications.
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