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Extracurricular Activities • Sep 25, 2013

Getting Started with GNU Privacy Guard

An overview of how GNU Privacy Guard (GPG) works with keys and keyrings, plus how to get started using GPG.

Extracurricular Activities • Sep 17, 2013

Completing the Circuit: From Arduino to AVR Microcontrollers for Hobbyist Projects

There are great resources for electronics beginners to learn Arduino—not for people who want to learn general microcontrollers.

Developer Tools • Sep 09, 2013

5 Unix Commands I Wish I’d Discovered Years Earlier

I've been using *nix systems for quite a while. But there are a few commands that I somehow overlooked and wish I'd discovered years earlier.

Development Practices • Sep 08, 2013

Framework Docs Are a First-Class Citizen

Documenting your framework code is crucial to its success. I recommend Documentation Driven Development (DDD).

Platforms & Languages • Aug 26, 2013

Experimenting with Verbal Expressions

Verbal Expressions is an open-source project that allows the definition of regular expression patterns using easily readable text. Here's why I use it and how I'm trying to make it

Web Apps • Aug 12, 2013

D3 is for Drawing – JavaScript Data Visualization with D3.js

D3.js is an excellent JavaScript data visualization library that works closely with in-browser SVG capabilities.

Embedded Systems • Aug 10, 2013

ARM Cortex-M Toolchain – The Easy Way

ARM packages an entire GNU/GCC toolchain for their Cortex-M and Cortex-R processors, and makes it available on launchpad.

Ruby Motion • Aug 04, 2013

Unit Testing with ReactiveCocoa and RubyMotion

ReactiveCocoa's paradigm has a big impact on how we test, what we test, and what tools we choose to build our tests. Here's how we're approaching it.

Embedded Systems • Jul 31, 2013

Knocking Out Bugs with greatest

greatest doesn't depend on anything beyond ANSI C or do any allocation, keeps boilerplate to a minimum, and allows for rapid iteration during development.

Functional Programming • Jul 23, 2013

Understanding Homoiconicity in Clojure

To really understand Clojure macros, you first need to have a good understanding of what makes them so powerful – homoiconicity.

Extracurricular Activities • Jul 13, 2013

Ham Radio Is Not Dead

An introduction to ham radio and how you can get into this fascinating and limitless hobby.

Development Practices • Jul 09, 2013

Test Driven Development: Resistance Is… Perplexing?

If you're resisting the switch to TDD, here are a few reasons to take another look: It's faster (no kidding!), higher quality, and far more flexible.