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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.

Development Practices • Jun 30, 2017

Keep Your Temporary Hacks Temporary with a Shame.cs

Having a space to track temporary changes and known-crufty code helps me avoiding flitting between cleanup tasks, while reminding me to clean up my mess.

Developer Tools • Jun 22, 2017

Clojure Development with Visual Studio Code

Learning Emacs while also attempting to learn Clojure was too much all at once. So I decided to try out Visual Studio Code (VS Code) with Clojure.

Developer Tools • May 05, 2017

Running Tests from MacVim in iTerm2 Version 3

An update to an AppleScript script that can be triggered from MacVim to find a specific iTerm2 tab for running focused tests.

Developer Tools • Apr 03, 2017

Virtual Network Customization in VMware Fusion

How to customize VMware Fusion's virtual networks and create a virtualization setup to support just about any development task.

Ruby • Mar 24, 2017

From Ruby to Crystal: A Quick Look

I'll definitely keep an eye on Crystal as it comes out of its beta phase. The syntax is familiar and easy to pick up and the performance is great.

iOS / OS X • Feb 20, 2017

A UIStackView Hack for Stacking Child Views Compactly

UIStackView is missing a distribution type that will stack its children close to each other and also size them based on their intrinsic content size.

Development Practices • Feb 06, 2017

Security Hygiene for Software Professionals

Taking responsibility for your security hygiene is essential and not very difficult. Here are 7 things you should start doing as soon as possible.