This article ended up being a login wall on DZone, so a few people asked me to repost it in full here, so here you go.
[Read More]Here I share contemplations on data-oriented design, team leadership, agile methodologies, and assorted subjects occupying my thoughts.
Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed are solely my own and do not reflect or represent the positions of any companies I work for, collaborate with, invest in, advise, or any other associated entities.
Writing with Vim
Vim is a popular text editor that is often used for coding, but it can also be a great tool for creative writing. One of the benefits of Vim is its distraction-free interface, which can help writers focus on their work.
One way to use Vim for writing is to take advantage of its split screen feature. This allows writers to view multiple sections of their document at once, which can be useful for editing and revising.
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Effective Windows
This is how I make Windows an effective platform for my day to day use. These tools follow no theme or trend, it is just the things I depend on, I will be keeping this post updated.
[Read More]Escaping Evernote
I had over 4000+ notes in Evernote, and over 2GB of content… but I never actually liked Evernote…
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DevJumpStart/README
This post is for neophyte developers looking for a free, relatively straightforward project to give them hard and soft development skills while increasing their online profile.
[Read More]Standing Still
TL;DR: Staying in place is significantly more desirable to employees than leaving, hence less rewards required.
[Read More]Hiring Humans
Hiring humans is a frustrating process. Trying to hire developers often even more-so, over the years I have found a few ways to make this less painful.
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