Discover a lightweight weekly ritual—the Code Campfire Log—that helps developers reflect on what they shipped, learn from their work, and share useful stories with the community.
How keeping a simple, one-week debug diary can radically improve your debugging skills, reveal patterns in your mistakes, and upgrade your day-to-day developer workflow.
How to treat each bug as a storyboarded journey—from first symptom to shipped fix—to improve debugging, reduce risk, and create reusable knowledge for your whole team.
How to use a 5–10 minute, one-page cognitive warmup to clear mental clutter, manage emotions, and turn your first 20 minutes of coding into focused, productive deep work.
How to plan coding sessions as focused theater scenes using a one-page playbill that clarifies context, aligns your team, and reduces rework.
A simple ten-minute debrief card can transform each coding session into a clear, actionable roadmap for tomorrow—improving estimates, surfacing learning, and tightening the feedback loop between work and planning.
Learn how to build a personal debugging scrapbook—a structured, searchable gallery of solved bugs that turns painful incidents into a reusable playbook you can skim in minutes and reuse for years.
How a simple, low-friction debug ledger transforms messy coding sessions into a clear, searchable trail of decisions, experiments, and fixes—improving maintainability, speeding up debugging, and building a long-term knowledge base.
Discover a practical two-notebook system for programmers that separates build notes from learning notes, turning your coding journal into a powerful tool for growth, problem-solving, and long-term retention.
How to use tiny, focused single-bug exercises as a daily practice bench to systematically sharpen your debugging instincts and become a calmer, faster problem-solver.