Project & Team Management • Dec 15, 2022 Remember When Your Team Decided What with Obsidian Consider adding an Obsidian Vault to the team's Google Drive, One Drive, Dropbox, or iCloud drive as a memory repository for your project.
React Native • Dec 12, 2022 3 Reasons to Use Expo for Your Next Cross-Platform Mobile App Project Expo is a compelling option for anyone developing a cross-platform mobile application. Here are a few reasons it’s worth your consideration.
Development • Nov 25, 2022 Software Development Involves Uncertainty, and That’s Okay Software development is sometimes chaotic, but I'm excited that the things we build are ambitious, even if they operate in a world of uncertainty.
Developer Tools • Nov 23, 2022 Why Front-End Developers Should Try FireFox Developer Edition I think it would benefit front-end developers to check out the awesome features of Firefox Developer Edition such as the Fonts and Compatibility Tabs.
Extracurricular Activities • Nov 22, 2022 A Crash Course on Ethical Hacking – Part 2: Coding a Backdoor In this 2-part series, I share insights on ethical hacking. In part two, we discuss installing a backdoor that allows us to maintain access.
Extracurricular Activities • Nov 21, 2022 A Crash Course on Ethical Hacking – Part 1: What is It? In this two-part series, I'll share interesting things I’ve learned about ethical hacking through an online course. Let's start by defining ethical hacking.
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.