How a simple five-question debugging diary can turn every bug into a learning opportunity, reduce repeat mistakes, and build a lightweight knowledge base for you and your team.
How small engineering teams can turn production chaos into a predictable, calm response routine using a lightweight one-page incident playcard instead of heavyweight enterprise playbooks.
How a simple three-window layout on a 27-inch monitor can reduce visual clutter, lower context switching, and make debugging faster, calmer, and more reliable.
Learn a practical three-lens framework for code reviews that helps teams catch bugs, improve clarity, and spot design flaws—while sharing knowledge and shipping faster.
How a simple two-minute habit can dramatically reduce the hidden cost of context switching for developers—and how to quantify its financial impact for your organization.
How quick, tiny flow diagrams can transform your debugging sessions from chaotic guesswork into focused, deliberate problem-solving—before you ever touch the code.
How a simple five-minute daily friction log can reveal hidden workflow problems, guide platform improvements, and help prevent developer burnout before it starts.
How to build a structured, searchable “error playlist” that turns recurring bugs into reusable debugging knowledge for you and your team.
Discover how the parking-lot pattern gives developers and Scrum teams a lightweight way to capture tricky bugs and off-topic issues without derailing focus, reducing context switching, and improving delivery quality.
Discover how a simple daily ritual of explaining your code to a rubber duck can sharpen your thinking, expose bugs faster, and make solo programming feel a lot less stuck (and a bit more fun).