Personal Optimization • Oct 18, 2025 100 Ways to Reclaim Your Commute When my bus route recently detoured around major construction, I started brainstorming ways to take back my commute. Here are 100 of them.
The Software Life • Oct 10, 2025 Here’s How Software Makers Can Stay in the Game Even While on the Bench One key learning I’ve come to realize while “on the bench” is how important it is to add value by staying true to our Atomic values.
Figma • Oct 08, 2025 How to Connect Figma to Cursor Using the Figma MCP Server Overall, I’ve had great success using the Figma MCP Server when implementing designs, and I hope you do too!
The Software Life • Oct 04, 2025 4 Core Truths of a Great Software Partner Create a culture of consulting excellence by delivering professional expertise, partnership skills, business acumen, and thought leadership.
The Software Life • Sep 30, 2025 3 Tips to Get More Out of Postman Postman isn't just for sending requests—it’s a powerful debugging tool. Three features have made my workflow faster and less painful.
Accessibility • Sep 26, 2025 Stop Overcomplicating Accessibility: 6 Simple HTML Standards Fix Most Accessibility Issues When 96% of accessibility errors stem from deviation from HTML standards, getting the fundamentals right becomes good business.
AI for Developers • Sep 25, 2025 Want to Launch Prototypes Quickly? Try Vibe Coding with Claude It seemed like every high-score-token person on the internet was talking about vibe coding, and apparently, Claude was the tool of choice.
UX & Design • Sep 24, 2025 Design Icons That Work: Insights From Neighborhood Signs I've started noticing a variety of signs around my neighborhood, many of them using icons to get their point across. What makes a good icon?
Angular • Sep 23, 2025 Use Claude Code Sub-Agents For .NET and Angular Development For a few weeks, I've been exploring Claude Code's sub-agent capabilities, specifically how they can improve development workflows.
Culture • Sep 20, 2025 The Art of the Nerd Snipe: Ask Questions People Want to Answer There's a subtle art to asking for help in a way that grabs people's interest and makes them get involved. And, it only takes a moment to do.
Extracurricular Activities • Sep 19, 2025 Side Projects Don’t Need to Be a Grind – Let AI Do the Heavy Lifting Most side projects fizzle out before they start. But this one combined a favorite hobby with the chance to build something with a friend.
AI for Developers • Sep 17, 2025 Prototyping Apps with AI: Why Replit Handled My Big Idea Better Than Cursor I tried Replit for the first time — it's kind of amazing — it didn’t just build code from my PRD, it actually scoped my MVP for me.
