Sometimes our generalized understandings of groups of people are helpful, but more often then they're hurtful. How do we know which is which?

Many people's metrics on how to pick the tools they use is wrong. Don't be wrong.

We often use some external situation or justification to cover up what we don't really want to talk about it, and it's damaging our mental health and our relationships. We have to stop.

Microservices are great. But not always.

Single-Page apps are great. But not always.

How I'm learning to ask good questions (which usually start with "Why")

It can be hard to find inspiration in your work. Sometimes it helps to be predictable--and some times it helps to switch everything up.

In product design, the "planners" need to figure out the plan before you start, and the "cowboys" just want to get coding. Wee need them both, and we need them to work together.

Everyone's in love with remote work. So are we! But there are some big pains that come along with it.

Start your own podcast in under 5 minutes, take two

Wes Bos of "Sublime Text Power User" and "Command Line Power User" gives a quick introduction to supplementing your income in a non-skeezy way using passive income.