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Have a ball of mud? You need(ed) a map.
Reflections on refactoring a big ol' monolith
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Nextty: a radically collaborative computing environment
What if the future of computing looked like the past
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Elevators, Subways, and Rocket Launchers: The Unpredictable Path of Software Development
What we call ourself actually does matter after all.
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WebReducer Update 3
After a hiatus, I'm working on my side project again
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Lessons learned from a recent job search
It's a pretty good time to switch jobs, but don't think the process will be easy!
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Things to consider before joining a bootcamp
Bootcamps can work, and they can bomb. Here's what you need to know to be a smart consumer.
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Micro-business update: name change, software coming together
I'm figuring out what this thing is and how it's going to work
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Work in progress: hookreducer.com
I'm building a platform to ingest and process webhooks insanely well
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I returned my Remarkable2, here's why
The non-writing UX is bad enough to render product unusuable
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Moving to a new job? You want a personal knowledge base
I use Obsidian to to build a personal knowledge base to make sense of everything
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Helping students with pair programming
Overall, pairing in the classroom is great. But issues come up! Here's how I address them.
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Why is Excalidraw so fucking good?
The product factors that make it work so so well
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Semantic operation layer
Configurable, semantic units to organize and understand your app
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A word of caution on hiring rubrics
Rubrics sometimes exist so that no one has to go out on a limb. That's not good.
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How to help a student get unstuck
When early stage programmers get stuck, they can get frustrated. Here's how to make the most of it.
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Using Vega Lite to explore chemistry
My personal journey using computation and visualization to learn chemistry
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