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Development Practices • Aug 02, 2019

“Well, I’m not a designer…” – Five Ideas for Devs Making Design Decisions

Learn just enough to iterate a design quickly, use established styles, and put in a bit of effort on every piece. And you can dramatically increase your product quality.
Planning Your Project • Aug 01, 2019

Is Software the Best Solution? These 5 Questions Will Help You Decide

Custom software may seem like a quick solution to your problem, but is it the best, most efficient one? Here's how to ask the right questions.
DevOps & System Admin. • Jul 29, 2019

Five Ways to Spice Up Your Bash Command Prompt

With these tools, you'll be able to delve deeper and customize your Bash prompt to just how you like it.
Extracurricular Activities • Jul 21, 2019

Self-Hosting Your Own Cloud – Part 3: Note-taking with Nextcloud & Syncthing

How to set up a privacy-focused alternative to cloud note-taking services (e.g. Apple Notes, Evernote, Google Keep) using Nextcloud and Syncthing.
Personal Optimization • Jul 20, 2019

Five Reasons Generative Art Is the Ideal Hobby for a Software Developer

Generative art takes the inflexible or “scientific” parts of software development and turns them into creative moments that provide inspiration.
Project & Team Management • Jul 10, 2019

Surf With Your Knees Bent – Four Ways to Expect the Unexpected

Product development is difficult: there will be bumps along the way. Here are four ways to prepare for and manage the inevitable challenges.
Project & Team Management • Jul 08, 2019

Three Ways to “Own It” on a Large, Distributed Team

It's so easy to say, "That's not my problem." But this builds animosity and further drives us apart when we should be working together.
DevOps & System Admin. • Jul 06, 2019

Why Z Shell Is the Best Choice for Beginners

If you’re just learning to use the shell, try Zsh. It has lots of customizatin options, built-in spelling correction, auto-completion, syntax-highlighting, loadable modules, and gl
UX/Design Tools • Jul 05, 2019

Mail Merge for Documents using Google Sheets, Docs, & Scripts

Manually modifying numerous documents can be very tedious. But Google Suite can create a set of custom files, like a "mail merge" for documents.
Extracurricular Activities • Jun 29, 2019

It’s Okay to Use Public WiFi; You Don’t Need a VPN

Do you need a VPN? Probably not. Today, nearly every email provider, website with sensitive info, and Internet communication channel uses an encrypted line.
Project & Team Management • Jun 18, 2019

Agile Misconception #2: We Don’t Need Documentation

Should documentation be done away with in Agile development? No! Good documentation can spark powerful conversation and collaboration.
Developer Tools • Jun 16, 2019

There’s a Relational Database in Your Unix CLI

With the unix join command, you can process relational data at the command line. Here's a brief introduction on how to use it.
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