elixir Resolving Dialyzer Issues in Elixir Until set theoretic types arrive Dialyzer remains a useful tool for catching type errors, but can be tricky to debug.
elixir Logging Memory Usage in LiveView Building and maintaining Elixir apps is a great, but you can accidentally use way more memory than you intended it to. Logging across environments can help that.
engineering-management Prioritization is the Key to Fast Moving Teams The key to moving quickly and delivering value as a team in a startup is ruthless prioritization. It's the acceptance of the fact that there is only one pipe and you can only get so much through that pipe in a given amount of time. So with that
management Meetings: Status updates versus working sessions Most people say they hate meetings. For the most part this disdain is earned. Meetings are almost always synonymous with status updates. These are almost always a waste of time. Your people are presumably literate. They can read and respond to updates, as long as you build enough slack into
productivity Default to Public and Written If you are joining a remote team or organization the most important advice you can get is default to having conversations in public channels.
productivity One weird trick so GitHub doesn't wreck your inbox When you join a new GitHub organization it can quickly wreck your inbox. Here's a quick tip to prevent that mess.
startups Delivery, not Engineering Delivery is the combination of Product, Engineering, and Design, under one roof in order to focus on driving customer outcomes.
curated-content Curated Content August 2024 August was another good month for content. It was also the month I realized and was very disappointed in the fact that I hadn't written a meaningful post in over a year. So I am getting back at it. Articles Ignite - Rethinking code generation with project patching
elixir Highlights from ElixirConf US 2024 ElixirConf 2024 was in Orlando, Florida again. Unofficially this year was LiveBook Conf, in addition to an always great hallway track.
hiring On Hiring and Getting Hired Some of the challenges hiring managers face explained to help candidates stand out.
engineering-management Featured Building Aggressively Helpful Teams A simple two part trick to build teams that collaborate early, and often.
curated-content Curated Content July 2024 A few pieces of content I thought were worthwhile in July 2024.
curated-content Curated Content June 2024 A few pieces of content I thought were worthwhile in June 2024.
curated-content Curated Content May 2024 A few pieces of content I thought were worthwhile in May 2024.
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curated-content Curated Content February 2024 A few pieces of content I thought were worthwhile in February 2024.
curated-content Curated Content January 2024 A few pieces of content I thought were worthwhile in January 2024.
curated-content Curated Content December 2023 A few pieces of content I thought were worthwhile in the month of December.
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curated-content Curated Content October 2023 A few pieces of content I thought were worthwhile in the month of October.
curated-content Curated Content September 2023 A few pieces of content I thought were worthwhile in the month of September.
elixir Highlights from ElixirConf US 2023 Highlights from ElixirConf 2023 in Orlando, including talks, trainings, and the hallway track!
curated-content Curated Content August 2023 A few pieces of content I thought were worthwhile in the month of August.
productivity Writing for Yourself, Thriving in Public Folks ask why I bother with writing or putting code on GitHub even if it's not production worthy. It saves future me time.
