In every backlog I've estimated, I encounter the story that knows no bound. The Un-estimatable Story. Anxiety wells within me at the drawn out conversation about to begin as we get
A StoriesonBoard digital story map can be easily updated and expanded, help you manage releases, and even integrate with tools like JIRA and Pivotal. I've found it invaluable for m
Cut through tangled jungles of JSON, search massive codebases faster than you can blink, and find files by name with less fuss using these three command line tools.
It's simple to build a basic (and upgradable) tool that can help keep your code in good shape. Ours shows areas of the codebase that could be cleaned up, and it discourages committ
If you’re overwhelmed by the sheer number of features and key commands in your IDE, try starting with these 5 things. They're some of the best bang-for-your-buck functions.
Having existing users and an existing infrastructure can make website relaunches very complex. You need to guard the user experience every step of the way.
Every project contains an intricate set of variables, processes, and tools that make them successful, and it’s your job to learn all of them by yesterday.
My recommendation, especially early in your career, is to optimize your next move for learning. Start thinking about what you’ll find valuable five, ten, or more years.
Are you heading to a conference in 2018? It's time to plan and set goals! Here are four questions to ask yourself to ensure a fun, productive, and value-filled year of professional
The last twelve months have completely flown by, and it's my one year "AO-versary." With this career achievement unlocked, I thought I would take a look back on how things have gon
