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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.

Development Practices • Oct 11, 2022

Considerations When Submitting a PR to Open-Source Projects

Committing to open source projects on GitHub can improve the quality of the development experience and elevate your understanding of project tooling.

Python • Oct 10, 2022

Improve Code Quality in Python Flask with Pylint, djLint, and Black

Writing clean code is something everyone can begin immediately simply by leveraging free tools like Pylint, djLint, and Black.

DevOps & System Admin. • Oct 05, 2022

Using Your SSH Keys in WSL in 2022

WSL is great but has one weakness — it doesn't know about your Windows SSH keys. Learn how to solve that problem with a few tools inside.

AWS • Oct 03, 2022

AWS Lambda: Trap or Treasure for API Backends?

Is it a good idea to use AWS Lambda as the compute behind an API? Or do the vast array of Lambda-based API examples lay a scaling trap for developers?

Blockchain • Sep 28, 2022

Why I’m Writing Tests in Solidity with Foundry

Foundry feels like overkill for testing most NFT smart contracts. For more complicated systems such as defi protocols, though, Foundry seems ideal.