How to Get Hired as a Software Developer
I’m asked this question a lot, so let me be the first to give you the good news: it has nothing to do with whiteboard interviews, acing algorithm questions, or knowing the latest flash-in-the-pan framework inside and out. (If a company you're considering seems to only care
How to Write Good Documentation
If you’ve ever half-written a software project before taking a few days off, this is the article you’ll discover you needed when you reopen that IDE. In the technology teams I lead, we make a constant effort to document all the things. Documentation lives alongside the code as
Make Your Team More Productive by Literally Doing One Thing
In the tech teams I lead, “priority” has no plural form. Whether you’re leading a team of people or leading yourself, it’s important to take account of all the important things that need doing in your organization. This does not mean that everything can be equally important. Logically,
Django Project Best Practices to Keep Your Developers Happy
Do you want your team to enjoy your development workflow? Do you think building software should be fun and existentially fulfilling? If so, this is the post for you! I’ve been developing with Django for years, and I’ve never been happier with my Django project set up than
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