BusinessOpinions

“When your weekend coding projects are held up by scope creep, you really only have yourself to blame.”

BusinessOpinions

“You do not go farther by tearing others down. It just doesn’t work like that. Build each other up. We get further together.”

DevelopmentFun

“Oh the irony of having a dog you name Sudo who doesn’t listen to you.”

DevelopmentOpinions

“It might seem from the outside like framework wars are stupid. That’s because they are.”

BusinessOpinions

“Give credit. It’s so simple. It’s very destructive when you don’t, and can open doors when you do.”

DevelopmentOpinions

“I have a lot of opinions about code. Well, I’ll go into management. At least I’ll probably have less opinions about that. Me, several years later: Oh no.”

BusinessOpinions

“People who put someone down to make themselves look better never really succeed.”

BusinessOpinions

“The folks that bounced due to bad docs, tutorials, and onboarding aren’t telling you. They’re just leaving.”

DevelopmentOpinions

“The real heroes are the folks who go back to the GitHub issue they filed and post the solution.”

BusinessOpinions

“Some of the most critical jobs are the ones where, if done right, no one knows you did anything at all.”

DesignOpinions

“A lot of miscommunication stems from people incorrectly assuming that everyone understands some piece of context. This is where we see docs suffer too.”

DevelopmentOpinions

“What type of dinosaur do front-end engineers love? The browsaur.”

BusinessOpinions

“I was stuck on a problem and went for a walk, berating myself for procrastinating. Then the answer came to me. How many times do I have to learn this lesson?”

DevelopmentOpinions

“I will never get over the magic of programming: 3 days ago I had an idea, and now I have a useful, functioning app.”

BusinessOpinions

“Sometimes hard work is like a pie eating contest where the prize is more pie.”

DevelopmentOpinions

“Documentations are critical. What we build is perceived through the lens of our documentation. They should not be an afterthought or uninvested in.”