C# • Mar 20, 2026 C# Finally Has First-Class CLI Scripting in .NET 10 With .NET 10, you now have no excuse not to start a collection of utility scripts that call into application code.
Extracurricular Activities • Mar 09, 2026 Unified Theming on a Wayland Desktop – In 220 Lines of Bash During the COVID-19 pandemic, I spent too much time on my computer, leading to frustration with the lack of a unified theme system.
Growing as Makers • Mar 06, 2026 How to Manage Cognitive Load as a Developer When you're juggling features, bugs, code reviews, and meetings, you're just as bottlenecked by time as you are by cognitive load.
Developer Tools • Feb 25, 2026 A User’s Guide to Microsoft’s Murky Pool of Reporting Tools Tight timeline with a desire for reporting features? Here's a user’s guide to exploring Microsoft’s murky pool of reporting tools.
Developer Tools • Feb 05, 2026 A Guide to Browser DevTools – The Network Monitor Learn how to use the browser DevTools Network tab to inspect requests, debug APIs, and analyze page performance.
Developer Tools • Jan 26, 2026 Introduction to Nushell: The Shell That Treats Everything as Data Instead of treating everything as text streams, Nushell operates on structured data — tables, records, and lists.
Project & Team Management • Jan 22, 2026 From Pilot to Proof — Real‑World Evaluation & Drift Monitoring for Health AI Healthcare is adopting AI quickly, but expectations can clash with reality. Drift and real‑world conditions make health AI a challenge.
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.
JavaScript • Nov 02, 2025 So You Want to Code in JavaScript: A Setup Survival Kit Whether you’re joining an existing codebase or starting your first side project, here are 4 tools I’ve found essential for JavaScript setup.
The Software Life • Oct 27, 2025 Task: A Modern, Friendly Make Replacement Task is a tiny, cross‑platform task runner that understands dependencies, supports watch mode, and plays nicely with tools you already use.
Development Practices • Sep 09, 2025 Why I Always Check Out and Test PR Branches Locally Local testing for pull requests is a crucial step before approval. It helps confirm requirements and ensure code works as intended.
UX/Design Tools • Sep 08, 2025 UI Automation with (AX)Swift (and AI) Recently, I wanted to automate a tedious task in a UI application. I eventually settled on writing a small Swift app.
