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Tag: industry

  • "We Accept Pull Requests"
  • Adopting Rails... or Ruby... or anything else
  • Agile is treating the symptoms, not the disease
  • A Good TechBlog Read
  • AI-generated Applications
  • Anonymous generic methods making things "just work"
  • Apparently I'm #25...
  • Architectural Katas
  • Book Review: Debug It!
  • Book Review: Iron Python in Action
  • Book Review: Metaprogramming in .NET
  • Book Review: Pragmatic Project Automation
  • Book Review: Programming Clojure
  • Book Review: Rootkits
  • Buy vs Build... Over Time
  • Can Dynamic Languages Scale? Yes
  • Channel 9 Interview with Yours Truly
  • Clausewitz on Policy (Software Craftsmanship)
  • Concurrent Languages
  • Death to Best Practices
  • Death to Technical Monoculture
  • Digital footprint updates
  • Don't Fear the dynamic/VARIANT/Reaper...
  • Do you fall prey to technical folk etymology?
  • Embracing "Old" Tech
  • From the Mailbag: Polyglot Programmer vs Polyactivist Language
  • Functional Programming, for the Uninitiated (using Java)
  • Happy People Still Do Quit
  • Hello Cadl
  • Hire the fired
  • Intellectual Honesty
  • Is "Performance" Subjective or Objective?
  • Is Java "Done" like the Patriots, or "Done" like the Dolphins?
  • Is Programming Less Exciting Today?
  • It is too possible
  • Just Say No to SSNs
  • More language features revisited
  • More on 'Craftsmanship'
  • More on the Programming Tests saga
  • More on Types
  • More Thoughts on Architects and Architecture
  • Mort means productivity
  • Of Cost Centers, and Competitive Advantages
  • Of Zealotry, Idiocy, and Etiquette...
  • On 'Exclusive Content'
  • On (Free) Speaking
  • On Apple and encryption
  • On Equality
  • On Finding Learning
  • On Functional Programming in Java
  • On Knowledge
  • On the Dark Side of 'Craftsmanship'
  • On the Google-bro Memo
  • On Types
  • Own, Collaborate, Inform
  • Parse shutdown lessons
  • Programming Interviews
  • Programming Language 'laws'
  • Programming Tests
  • Reclaiming Design Patterns (20 Years Later)
  • Recruiting the Right Way
  • REST != HTTP
  • Speakers, stipends, and expenses
  • Speaking Tips: James Ward's Suggestions on Abstracts
  • Speaking Tips: Mistakes happen; get over it
  • Technical Debt: A Definition
  • The Fallacies of Enterprise Computing
  • The Fallacies Remain...
  • The Myth of Discovery
  • The Never-Ending Debate: Specialist vs Generalist
  • The power of Office as a front-end
  • The reason for conferences
  • There is no such thing as "Best Practices": Context Matters
  • The Story of the Chimps
  • The Value of Failure
  • Thinking in Language
  • URLs as first-class concepts in a language
  • What about Context
  • When Interviews Fail
  • Why we need both static and dynamic in the same language
  • You don't want passion
  • Your Job is Not to Write Code

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