How a simple one-week timebox, opinionated tools, and ruthless scope-cutting can turn endless side projects into real, shippable experiments that actually reach users.
How to turn messy, ad‑hoc debugging sessions into a structured, repeatable decision tree that takes you from mysterious bug to root cause quickly—and keeps it from coming back.
How to use dry runs, canary releases, feature flags, and a production‑ready checklist to ship safely, learn fast, and protect real users from risky deployments.
How to design a fast, repeatable 20-minute post-merge ritual that catches hidden regressions in core flows, UI, and integrations—before your users ever see them.
Learn how to use a simple one-page merge map to visualize branch dependencies, de-risk complex Git integrations, and turn last-minute merge chaos into a calm, intentional planning practice.
How a simple, repeatable morning Git routine can keep your branches clean, your history readable, and your future self free from “regret commits.”
How to use a single‑tab (or low‑tab) browser workflow—with tools like OneTab and Session Buddy—to cut cognitive overload, reclaim deep focus, and turn your browser into a distraction-free coding shelter.
How a simple midday coding handoff ritual can protect your focus, preserve hard-earned context, and make your afternoon (and team) dramatically more productive.
Discover how a simple ‘silent standup’ notebook can transform your coding days—from scattered and reactive to focused, intentional, and steadily improving—without adopting a heavy productivity system.
How a simple, handwritten one-card contract before each coding session can act as a powerful commitment device, sharpen your focus, and turn vague ‘just coding’ time into deliberate, productive work.