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Developer Tools • Apr 12, 2018

12 Emacs Keybindings Worth Learning

Learning a few Emacs Keybindings can make you more effective in a variety of places, even if you don't use Emacs as your editor. The most basic are shortcuts that let you move your
TypeScript • Mar 26, 2018

Statically Typed Data Validation with JSON Schema and TypeScript

How to use JSON schema to validate data and generate the corresponding TypeScript types for flexible, declarative data validation.
Personal Optimization • Mar 25, 2018

Review: End-to-End Encrypted Notes with Standard Notes

My wishlist for note taking and journaling: multi-device, cloud-synced, end-to-end-encrypted, and open. Standard Notes feels like the kind of solution I'd engineer if I was calling
Developer Tools • Mar 22, 2018

Headless Chrome with Testem on VSTS-Hosted Agents

With Chrome in CI, our builds are faster and more reliable, and we’re able to raise our target language level, which had been held back for PhantomJS.
UX/Design Tools • Feb 14, 2018

Inspecting Safari’s Web Browser on a Mobile Device

Mobile browser emulators don’t always have the same oddities as your actual mobile or tablet. Here's how to inspect sites using Safari on OSX.
Web Apps • Jan 29, 2018

Debugging a NuGet Package

NuGet manages DLL files in your .NET project, but no source or symbol files. If you need to debug a package, here's one easy workaround.
Development Practices • Jan 22, 2018

Today’s Code Is Tomorrow’s Legacy Project – Make It Easy to Resurrect

Getting legacy projects running again is never fun. Leave some breadcrumbs, and your colleagues & future self will thank you.
Growing as Makers • Jan 13, 2018

How Markdown Helps Me Take Better, Faster Notes

Note-taking in Markdown, using either Bear or VSCode, has helped me stay more focused and take better notes during meetings.
Exploratory Testing • Jan 10, 2018

Four Web Accessibility Testing Tools/Practices to Start Using Today

If you're serious about making your site accessible, start designing for accessibility and testing from the start. At the end of a project is too late.
iOS / OS X • Sep 28, 2017

.NET Core, OSX, libcurl, and OpenSSL

This is the story of an OSX-specific issue with .NET Core, what we learned, and how to resolve it.
Developer Tools • Sep 18, 2017

A Guide to Transitioning from GUI Editors to Vim

A short guide for transitioning to Vim from GUI text editors like VS Code and Sublime. Get up to speed by learning the most essential commands.
Exploratory Testing • Aug 17, 2017

More Ways to Test – Peripherals? I’d Forgotten about Those…

As well as testing the input combinations to your program and covering the OS and device combinations, consider the many possible peripherals.
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