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Evolving the Industry • Jun 12, 2012

Computer Programming Is Still an Art

Do you write software? Then Don Knuth would consider you an artist. And so would I.

Embedded Systems • Jun 11, 2012

Bringing TDD & Embedded Programming Together with QP

I’ve been struggling with making TDD work in embedded software design. Using QP made me realize that perhaps the problem isn't our tools. It's our policy.

Evolving the Industry • Jun 07, 2012

Why There’s No One Named Ruby Programming in Ruby

AO BitCamp: doing our part to address gender inequity in the STEM fields.

Business Practices • Jun 04, 2012

Characteristics of an Ideal Work Environment

This venn diagram describes the ideal place to create great innovation.

Embedded Systems • Jun 01, 2012

Embedded Projects Need Pull Requests

I was recently inspired by this github blog post and I think pull requests could enable a nearly ideal workflow for embedded projects.

Development Practices • May 25, 2012

The Perspective of Great Developers

The perspective of a great developer helps them provide more value than average developers when things go wrong with third-party code.

Culture • May 22, 2012

Being a Generalist Makes Me Happy

Developer Tools • May 11, 2012

Safe Usage of /bin/rm

Safe use of /bin/rm is important to prevent destroying critical data. A wrapper script for /bin/rm can help prevent accidental deletions.

Ruby • May 01, 2012

Conject – Modern Dependency Injection in Ruby

Conject is a new configurationless Dependency Injection tool for Ruby.

Designing for Users • May 01, 2012

Research the Extremes of a User Community

Researching the extremes of a user community can be a faster, more efficient way of discovering what matters to all users.

Embedded Systems • Apr 24, 2012

Implementing Advanced Math Functions

Almost every standard library comes with a set of advanced math functions However, occasionally an implementation more closely tuned to your use case is needed

UX/Design Practices • Apr 24, 2012

Designing Around an Experience

By understanding the context, motivations, and desires of the person using the product, I can better determine how to design the details.