The Software Life • Nov 26, 2025 When Requirements Forget Their Purpose: Rediscover Intent in Inherited Projects When you join a software development project in process, you might find inherited requirements can be more dangerous than having none at all.
Marketing • Nov 25, 2025 Migrating from Asana to Notion: A Step-by-Step Guide for Marketing Teams My marketing team needed a flexible system for tracking tasks. After some exploring, we landed on Notion as our new all-in-one workspace.
AI for Developers • Nov 23, 2025 Go on an AI Detox I recently went on an AI detox. After an adjustment period, I felt sharper, faster, and more in control of my craft.
Project & Team Management • Nov 22, 2025 Don’t Fight Battles Alone and Other Lessons Dungeons & Dragons Taught Me About Managing Projects When I was playing Dungeons & Dragons, little did I know that I was learning lessons about managing projects as career as a consultant.
The Software Life • Nov 20, 2025 Considering a Tech Conference? Do’s, Don’ts, and Notes Getting connected and learning from others is what innovation and development is all about! It's time you book your next tech conference.
Artificial Intelligence • Nov 18, 2025 4 Key Takeaways from HLTH 2025: Where Health Tech Meets Humanity HLTH reinforced how Atomic's human-centered design philosophy and focus on trauma-informed design are built around the same principles.
Test Driven Development • Nov 13, 2025 Bring Confidence to Complex Data Migrations with Snapshot Testing Snapshot testing let my software development team build a safety net that let us move fast without sacrificing confidence.
Growing as Makers • Nov 12, 2025 Tickets to Commits: What IT Work Taught Me About Writing Code Here are a few ways my experience working in IT has been a superpower as I’ve transitioned into software development.
Developer Tools • Nov 11, 2025 What I Love About My Warp Terminal I've been using Warp for a couple years and I'm rethinking what I want from my development tools. Here's what I appreciate about Warp.
Growing as Makers • Nov 07, 2025 Build a System to Learn and Remember Technical Topics as a Developer Build a personal knowledge system combining Drafts, ChatGPT Study Mode, and Anki to capture, understand, and retain new technical insights.
Development Practices • Nov 04, 2025 Pencils, Not Stencils: A Better Way to Prune Git Branches: fzf and a Tiny Loop You can prune Git branches manually, or with one-liners, or via your IDE. I split the difference and built a human-in-the-loop automation.
Product Development • Nov 03, 2025 Learn to Use Rapid Prototyping Sprints in Cursor Lately, I’ve been experimenting with running prototyping “sprints” in Cursor and it’s changed how quickly I can move from idea to outcome.