Opinions on software development, and how we can do it better, from the author of The Pragmatic Programmer and a creator of the Manifesto for Agile Software Development.
Missing direction in your tech career? At The Coder Cafe, we serve timeless concepts with your coffee to master the fundamentals. Written by a Google SWE and trusted by 3,000+ readers, we help you grow as an engineer, one coffee at a time.
“Messy Humans” is my mantra to remind myself and others that it's NORMAL for humans to be imperfect -- especially in fast-changing software development. Here, I share sometimes weird thoughts and stories from my 15+ years as an agilist and coach.
Lexi Reese writes about power—how it's accumulated, how it's used, and how it affects ordinary people—and what makes her perspective unique is that she's seen it as a tech executive, U.S. Senate candidate, and now as an AI company co-founder and CEO.
Unlock the Untapped Potential of Your Engineering Team. Master yourself and rid yourself of limiting beliefs. Become the leader worthy of a high performing team.
Learn how to build the right things at the right time with proven industry practices
Words about writing, and the world, and the weird and fascinating things in it. Everything's interesting if you give it a good look — so let's go do that.
Every week, I'll send you ludicrously in-depth articles about advanced Swift Concurrency, iOS performance, SwiftUI, and under-the-hood Swift internals.
At the intersection of business strategy, technology, and non-linear analysis, The Business Engineer is the fruit of ten years of research into the business tech world by Gennaro Cuofano, creator of the leading business model strategy blog FourWeekMBA.
Cultural Pith, Terrible Secrets and Quality Rants. Two fresh original pieces and two obscure throwback articles a month, with audio performances and oil paintings for all.
Essays by Heather Havrilesky, Ask Polly columnist and author of Foreverland: On the Divine Tedium of Marriage (2022), What If This Were Enough? (2018), How to Be a Person in the World (2016), and Disaster Preparedness (2011)
Real talk about real life. Buckle up & prepare to ask hard questions.
