Don't tolerate -isms in your interviews
My organization typically interviews in pairs: two interviewers, one candidate. This is beneficial for several reason...
Photo Credit: Mariannizmo
Photo Credit: Mariannizmo
Software engineer, author, knitter, Esperantist. Member of NYC Resistor and author of Learning React Native.
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My organization typically interviews in pairs: two interviewers, one candidate. This is beneficial for several reason...
I wanted to use my "normal" programming tools with Processing, which led me down this rabbit hole. TLDR; Processing is a combination of a Java library, a Java pre-processor, and an IDE. You can use Processing like any other Java library if you want, instead of being locked into the IDE. Here are some of the subtle gotchas that I found.
Implementation versus exploration. Who is expected to do what. Being glue.
Accessibility and ability are both complex spectrums. Many venues that claim to be “ADA accessible” aren’t actually a...
A rough formula for tshirt-sizing estimates for software projects.
Generating street layouts with Clojure.
Some of the strategies I use for managing my disability in the workplace.
What do you do when you want to add a feature to a codebase that nobody maintains?
Silly, terrible, no-good very-bad jigsaw puzzles. Featuring Voronoi diagrams, KD-trees, and Clojure.
What I read, what I'd recommend, and some patterns.
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