2016.12.07 / Technology research
Carol Jon
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2026-02-09 / Industry
Be honest how do you feel when someone tests your code? If youre anything like me, it probably ranks right up there with Monday mornings or getting a root canal. In fact, there are 5 things that drive me absolutely crazy in an average working week: #1. When It All Comes Crashing Down Youve pushed your code to the main repository and you feel like the greatest developer since Dennis Ritchie. Youve thoroughly checked your code (well, you ran over it at least twice while eating your morning cheerios) and youre sure nothing can go wrong. In a state of euphoria, you celebrate with your playstation […]
by Jason Silberman
2026-02-09 / industry
So you have a non-technical role in the tech industrymaybe youre a designer, a digital marketer, a product manager, or an entrepreneur. Youre probably used to focusing on your craft and handing off more technical tasks to developers and engineers. It makes senseyou have your expertise and they have theirs. But as we head into an increasingly technical world, the lines between these roles are beginning to blur. Some even say that you can never truly design an efficient website unless you know how to code one. I believe theres a sweet spot where non-technical people can learn a little code and e[…]
by Josh Hirshfeld
2026-02-09 / industry
Most developers I meet arent big fans of testing. A few are but most dont do it, would rather not do it, or only do it begrudgingly. I love testing and happily spend more time on tests than writing new code. Id argue that its because of the focus on testing that I can spend less time writing new code or fixing bugs and still be very productive. If youre unsure of writing tests or dont do a lot of it, the following will point you in a better direction. 1.Not doing it. Its an easy trap to fall into but one without an excuse. Make plans to start adding tests to the code youre working on now and a[…]
by Matt Lacey