I've been thinking quite a bit about a particular tweet from Safia Abdalla [https://twitter.com/captainsafia]: > A perhaps unpopular opinion (and a little ironic coming from me). You don’t have to write blog posts, contribute to open source, give technical talks, or anything else to be a capable
My team is in the process of refactoring a large application that we want to deploy to our production environment soon. I've just been assigned as lead developer to this project, since the prior lead got another job in a different state, and I've been digging through the code to
There's this new guy on our team. He's really smart. Probably smarter than me. Should I be worried about him trying to take my job?
I've got a relatively long commute to work each morning, and listening to the radio just isn't fun for me anymore. Music stations seem to play the same songs over and over again and sports radio is full of endless drivel and loudmouth know-nothings. I don't have enough time in
My team and I recently finished a long-gestating project which involved taking a ten-year-old codebase and rewriting it onto a new stack. Said rewrite took the better part of a year, but it's running in production right now and doesn't appear to have too many pervasive, evil bugs. People are