9 Things You Should Never Code Yourself
Your job as a programmer is to solve problems, and often the best way to solve a problem is to write as little code as possible. Here’s how.
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Your job as a programmer is to solve problems, and often the best way to solve a problem is to write as little code as possible. Here’s how.
Continue ReadingFrom version control to building on existing code, programming in the real world requires a set of skills they just don’t teach in school—or in coding boot camps.
Continue ReadingFew programming languages offer the flexibility Python provides. But which of the four major Python coding styles is right for you and your tasks?
Continue ReadingIn part 3 of our mob programming series, we give you some helpful tips for getting the most out of your mob.
Continue ReadingLearn how to manage technical debt—and even avoid it whenever possible.
Continue ReadingBeyond “code smells,” these red flags are visible indicators of where bugs may be lurking in your code.
Continue ReadingLearn the 10 traits that separate great software developers from ordinary ones—and we’re not talking about specific technical skills.
Continue ReadingUse these actionable, step-by-step guidelines to go from being a good programmer to a great one.
Continue ReadingSome developers think the latest version of a language is always best, but that’s not really true—newer is not always better.
Continue ReadingWelcome back for the fourth installment in the Weird Ruby series. This time we’re going to talk about closures in Ruby, specifically when and why you would want to select a specific type of closure for your magical code adventures.
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