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C & C++ • Sep 20, 2014

Travis CI Now Monitoring Ceedling and Friends CMock/Unity!

Ceedling RubyGem, CMock, and Unity have been migrated to Travis CI for public health monitoring or our ThrowTheSwitch GitHub organization.

Development Practices • Sep 16, 2014

Property-Based Testing – Testing Assumptions You Don’t Know You’re Making

Finding good test input can be tricky. Even with loads of unit tests, bugs still get through. Why not just generate input and let that find the edge cases?

Growing as Makers • Aug 26, 2014

Plays Well with Others – Lessons in Reusable Tooling

Programs must be able to work together, to talk and listen to one another, whether it's pipes, file descriptors, HTTP, or plain old TCP.

Culture • Aug 24, 2014

25 Reasons I Love Being an Atom!

Why I love my job and why working at Atomic Object is so flipping awesome!

Business Practices • Aug 20, 2014

Anticipating Your Clients’ Needs

Taking the time to anticipate future needs and putting yourself in a position act on them shows that you give a shit and have their best interests in mind.

Planning Your Project • Aug 19, 2014

When Not to Build Custom Software

Custom software is a big investment. Make sure it's what you really need — and that you're ready to make it a a success.

Exploratory Testing • Aug 16, 2014

More Ways to Test – Follow the Data

One of the exploratory testing techniques I use is a "Follow The Data" tour – tracking a piece of data through the system.

Functional Programming • Aug 13, 2014

Haskell SDL Bindings on Windows

Getting the Haskell SDK bindings running on Windows, using the SDL 1.2.

Developer Tools • Aug 07, 2014

Customizing IntelliJ for Emacs Compatibility

IntelliJ out of the box isn't very comfortable for an Emacs user. It gets much better with some keymap tweaks and LivePlugin customizations.

DevOps & System Admin. • Aug 04, 2014

Debian and Ubuntu Automatic Security Updates

Automatic security updates for Debian and Ubuntu with unattended-upgrades provides an easy way to keep your servers patched against recent vulnerabilities.

Web Apps • Jul 29, 2014

Eliminating Multiple-Style Classes with @extend and SCSS

SCSS has numerous beneficial features, include one that I really came to love during my last project. The @extend feature really took the cake.

Developer Tools • Jul 27, 2014

Taking a Screenshot on Mac OS X

Can't remember how to take a screenshot on a Mac? These keyboard shortcuts and applications that will do the trick.