Why Readable Code Beats Clever Code Every Time
The cleverest line you ever wrote is the one the next person will curse. Here's why boring, obvious code wins on every team that lasts.
Field notes from the developer community — code, open source, and the people who ship it.
The cleverest line you ever wrote is the one the next person will curse. Here's why boring, obvious code wins on every team that lasts.
There's a particular calm in cleaning up code nobody asked you to clean up. Let's talk about it.
It's not about typing faster. It's about everything that happens between the keystrokes.
Nobody hands you the rulebook for contributing. So here it is, more or less.
The languages we love end up on our laptops, our mugs, and yes, our t-shirts.
Most of us say "open source" without reading the ten points that define it. Worth fixing.
A decade of name badges and lightning talks left me with a few stubborn opinions.
A well-formed question is half an answer. Most of us never learn to write one.
The best hack-day projects don't die on Sunday night. Here's what keeps them alive.
Forget the 200-line dotfiles. Here's the small, durable setup that survives every machine.
Sharing what you learn is powerful. Doing it sustainably is a skill of its own.