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Functional Programming • Mar 13, 2012

Some Notes on Clojure Performance

Laziness is amazing. As Debasish Ghosh explained on his blog, laziness lets you effectively reify and compose loops.

Embedded Systems • Feb 24, 2012

TDD Comes to Arduino

I want to share an example so simple, and a list of instructions so complete, that pretty much anyone can start to do TDD in embedded.

Embedded Systems • Feb 14, 2012

How to Write Good Requirements

Writing good requirements is hard. Here are some tips that will hopefully make the process more clear.

Web Apps • Feb 08, 2012

CSS3 Transitions – Spicing Up DOM Changes

CSS3 transitions can be a nice addition to web applications when used properly. Here are a few tips on when and how to user them.

Developer Tools • Jan 28, 2012

Less Perplexing Terminal Multiplexing with tmux

As a professional problem solver, I spend a considerable portion of my day working at a command prompt within a terminal multiplexer called tmux.

Development Practices • Jan 24, 2012

Designers Are More Valuable than Programmers

Insights as to how developers practice design and an assertion of the diminishing value of the "coder" mindset.

Project & Team Management • Jan 05, 2012

Practicing ‘Agile’ Doesn’t Necessarily Make You ‘agile’

Practicing ‘Agile’ Doesn't Necessarily Make You ‘agile’

UX/Design Tools • Dec 29, 2011

Puppet + Gephi: Visualizing Infrastructure as Code

Gephi can be used to effectively explore Puppet resource dependency chains by visualizing a graph of relationships created by Puppet in the DOT language.

Ruby • Dec 20, 2011

Adding Client Connections and Binary Data to em-websocket

Details of a recent project to augment the em-websocket gem to support client connections and binary data transfer.

Extracurricular Activities • Dec 07, 2011

Common SSD Pitfalls

Solid state drives, due to being relatively immature and expensive when compared to hard drives, an ideal setup can be difficult to attain.

Embedded Systems • Dec 05, 2011

SVUnit Brings TDD to Logic Design

Unit-testing and TDD could benefit logic design, since ASIC bugs are expensive to fix. SVUnit is a promising endeavor for the Verilog crowd.

Development Practices • Dec 05, 2011

You’re Ready to Deploy – You Must Be Done, Right?

Your app might do everything your customers asked, but does it do everything you need? Here're tools for monitoring and diagnosing issues after it ships.