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Development Practices • Nov 20, 2022

Quit Working with the Same Person and Switch Up Your Pair

When it feels that the learning has slowed down, this is usually a good time to switch to a new pair. Or, switch at the completion of a story or task.

Culture • Nov 19, 2022

The Gift of Attention in a World of Distractions

Attention is an increasingly rare and valuable gift in a world of digital distraction. How might you be more present in the coming week in your work?

Developer Tools • Nov 16, 2022

Why I Switched to Warp for My Terminal Needs

Like many developers, I used iTerm2 for all my terminal needs, but a coworker recently told me about a new terminal called Warp that's built in Rust.

Developer Tools • Nov 14, 2022

Why I Switched from Skitch to Shottr

I have been using Skitch for marking up screenshots, but recently at the suggestion of a co-worker, I switched to a new tool: Shottr.

Exploratory Testing • Nov 11, 2022

Tips for Doing User Research Without a Team

User research is undeniably valuable but also resource-intensive. So, how could you conduct user research without a team?

React / Redux • Nov 09, 2022

How to Test React Components with Storybook Interaction Tests

On a recent project, we needed an easy-to-use component testing tool. Let’s take a look at testing React components with Storybook interaction tests.

The Software Life • Nov 05, 2022

Tips for Transitioning Back to the In-Person Workshop

I recently hosted an in-person workshop, and it kicked my butt! Here are my tips for those transitioning from virtual meetings back to in-person workshops.

Developer Tools • Oct 31, 2022

Here are 5 Killer Features of the iTerm2 Terminal Emulator

Today, I'll talk about killer features I can't live without in a terminal emulator and why iTerm2 is the best choice for you.

Extracurricular Activities • Oct 27, 2022

Create Network-Wide Automated Protection for Your Home Server

Two tools will help a home server start off strong and open up new avenues to explore through Ansible automation and setting up a local DNS within Pi-hole.

Culture • Oct 23, 2022

Bring Your Baby to Work: An Atomic Parent Experiment

My son Toby and I were the pilot participants in a new Bring Your Atomic Baby To Work program. We’re hoping to expand our support for working parents.

Python • Oct 17, 2022

What’s the Future of Python Development?

If Python is slow, why do so many people still use it? Will it eventually be replaced by newer languages? Let's explore where Python development is going.

Platforms & Languages • Oct 13, 2022

3 Tips for Making CSS More Bearable from Someone Who Hates CSS

I've never been a fan of styling or CSS, but most projects have a frontend component. Here are a few tips to make it more bearable to work with CSS.