The last bottleneck: When code flows at the speed of thought
2030: You haven't touched a keyboard in three months, yet you've written more code than ever. Neural interfaces let you code at the speed of thought, but is faster always better?
Stephen Njau
Why Every Software Engineer Should Maintain a Brag Document
A brag document tracks achievements, simplifies reviews, and supports promotion efforts. For all roles, it showcases your impact. This guide explains why you need one, how to structure it, and tools to maintain it easily. Start today to take control of your career growth!
Simplifying Apple Wallet Pass Generation with Elixir
Faced with tight deadlines and the complexities of Apple's iOS 18 specifications, I developed ex_pass, an Elixir library that simplifies Apple Wallet pass generation. Discover how ex_pass overcomes existing tools' limitations, streamlining PK pass creation for the Elixir community.
The Art of Mindful Dialogue: Transforming Conversations Through Presence and Candor
The Art of Mindful Dialogue: Transforming Conversations Through Presence and Candor
The Art of Self-Review: Refining Your Software Craftsmanship
From coder to critic: Learn how to objectively review your own work and level up your dev skills. #CodeQuality
Preventing Layout Shifts: How to Effectively Use Image Placeholders
Have you ever visited a website only to have content jumping around while the page loads? This sort of experience characterized by images flickering in and down and content rearranging itself not only annoys users but also negatively impacts your website’s SEO ranking(if you care about that). It
Adopting Behaviors in Elixir: A Guide to Using the @impl Directive
A comprehensive guide covers everything from the basics to advanced techniques for using the @impl directive while adopting behaviours in Elixir. Learn about different approaches and best practices.
How To Become Great At Giving And Receiving Feedback
Improve your communication skills and avoid switch-tracking! This habit occurs when someone deflects criticism or feedback by changing the subject. Pay attention and listen actively to have more productive conversations. Want to learn more? Check out our tips for avoiding switch-tracking.