No, You Aren't Alone.
This situation sucks. My heart goes out to all of those affected by this terrible pandemic across the globe. With our lives flipped upside-down for the »
The Other Kafka's Metamorphosis
As someone that has been crafting software for the better part of half of my life, it's be a long time since I've been as excited »
How I Haven't Become an Amorphous Blob While Working Remotely
With it being February, I’m sure quite a few folks out there are still trying to keep their New Year's resolutions intact. Since I’d »
When Random Isn't the Right Random
Nearly any engineer worth his or her salt will likely agree that consistency is important. If they don’t, they probably haven’t ever worked on »
Just Jump into the Stream
I've spent the better part of my ten-year career as a developer in a relatively safe bubble, technology-wise. Falling in love with a programming language or »
The Bug That Got Away
One thing that I've always loved hearing about from fellow engineers or reading about on technical blogs are bugs. Nasty ones. Ones that keep you up »
Priorities of a Passionate Developer
Anyone that has been around me knows that I'm quite passionate about my craft, and if you are reading this, you probably have a bit of »
I Don't Know
Software development is a huge field, I mean huge. You've got front-end folks, back-end folks, database specialists, architects, the engineers, the folks with the people skills »
Hello XML, My Old Friend; I've Come To Encode You Again.
Depending on how long you've been a developer, XML might be a term that sounds totally foreign. For others, it might bring back long repressed memories »
Can I Have My CPU Back Visual Studio?
Visual Studio 2017 has certainly been a major improvement over previous iteration of the flagship IDE; however, it isn't without its flaws. If you are a »