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Effective and easy strategies to hate bugs a little less
'I would rather fix bugs than work on the shiny new thing,' said no one ever. Still! You can make the experience more pleasant with simple bug strategies. -
What I learned from pairing by default
I never used to pair program, and then I spent four months on a pair-by-default team. Here's what I learned. -
Learning good habits by watching a staff software consultant
What is good software consulting? Watching a staff level engineer is a great way to learn good habits. -
Why are we adding another modal?
So you want to be a product-minded engineer? Minnie Lee shares personal perspectives and experiences around environments that foster these skills more naturally, plus the benefits for both the individual and the company. -
Do more with less: get scrappy and creative
What do you do when the economy, industry disruption, and more impact your team? You get scrappy and creative, plus plan to encourage and support innovation. -
Preparing for extended leave
Whatever the reason, your extended absence from the team at work shouldn't cause chaos. We have some tips on how to make the transition smoother. -
Architecture Decision Records help you, your team, and future teams
Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) can be a huge help to your team. Whether facilitating discussion or recording the Why, ADRs give you a way to understand and revisit team decisions. -
Why you need job descriptions at every stage in your software career
Find out exactly why job descriptions are a useful tool for software developers at every career stage. -
The Sage and the apprentice
What does Wordle have to teach us about being a complete software developer? -
Stop paying tech debts, start maintaining code
Stop paying down tech debt and start doing software maintenance. The real term we should all be talking about is maintenance, and it will help you and your team make it as habitual as sprints and retrospectives.
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