How to use a simple, repeatable “Foggy Function Detector” ritual during code review to spot confusing functions early, refactor with confidence, and keep your codebase healthy over time.
Discover how a one-page feature canvas can align teams, clarify scope, and prevent scope creep—before a single line of code is written.
Learn how to approach refactoring like a writer editing a draft—using small, safe, incremental improvements, strong tests, and tools (including AI) to make code changes less scary and more sustainable.
How adopting a simple “one-question per branch” rule can transform your Git workflow into a flow of small, safe, and shippable changes.
How a simple one-paragraph problem statement can turn unfocused, meandering coding sessions into clear, productive work with concrete outcomes.
How to debug more effectively by deliberately switching between big-picture understanding and low-level details—without getting lost in the process.
Learn how a simple two-track coding log—separating what you learn from what you ship—can turn scattered notes into a personal knowledge base, accelerate your understanding, and make your progress as a developer unmistakably visible.
How to use Git-powered sandbox repositories, strict constraints, and deliberate workflows to experiment safely—so pushing to production becomes calm, predictable, and low‑anxiety.
How a simple two-minute logging ritual—combined with structured console output, log levels, and environment-aware configs—can transform your messy logs into a fast, reliable signal for debugging and decision-making.
How to design a lightweight, one-glance developer logbook that makes it effortless to resume work, remember decisions, and keep your future self out of confusion and regret.