Personal Optimization Miro is My DIY Task Management System I use the digital whiteboard Miro as a personal organization tool. This is how I build a custom weekly planner for managing my to-do list.
Developer Tools Step Up Your Code Quality with ESLint I'll share a few techniques I recommend when using ESLint, including one game-changer I only recently discovered.
Development Practices Useful Tools for Facilitating Planning Poker Estimation Planning Poker provides an engaging way for the team to discuss implementation approaches and build consensus around the effort involved.
Exploratory Testing Snagit: Add It to Your Toolbox Today! One of my favorite tools I use while testing is Snagit from TechSmith. (It's also useful when creating user documentation.)
Developer Tools Use Boundaries to Make Your Project Fit Your Team Size Tools like microservices, micro frontends, and monorepos offer control of software team size and structure. Here's how we use them.
Artificial Intelligence ChatGPT and the Value of a Computer Science Education As someone who recruits graduates for their first jobs, I'm interested in how ChatGPT will impact the future of computer science education.
Project & Team Management 4 Practices That Helped Our Small Development Team Grow Over the last year, my development team has doubled. These four practices can help any small development team grow into a larger one.
Personal Optimization 10 Built-In macOS Shortcuts Guaranteed to Save You Time Immediately I've picked up a few tips that save me hours every week, and I would recommend you add these macOS shortcuts to your toolbelt.
Developer Tools 3 Great Features in JetBrains Rider You May Have Missed The ability to use a conditional breakpoint is just one of the great features in JetBrains Rider that may not be on a new user's radar.
Developer Tools Why Front-End Developers Should Try FireFox Developer Edition I think it would benefit front-end developers to check out the awesome features of Firefox Developer Edition such as the Fonts and Compatibility Tabs.
Developer Tools Why I Switched to Warp for My Terminal Needs Like many developers, I used iTerm2 for all my terminal needs, but a coworker recently told me about a new terminal called Warp that's built in Rust.
The Software Life Tips for Transitioning Back to the In-Person Workshop I recently hosted an in-person workshop, and it kicked my butt! Here are my tips for those transitioning from virtual meetings back to in-person workshops.
