How to turn learning to code into an almost automatic daily routine using one-page rules, tiny habits, and simple tracking so progress becomes inevitable.
Discover a simple three-snapshot habit—code, notes, and a tiny TODO plan—that lets developers safely step away from hard problems without losing context, reducing the hidden productivity tax of context switching and improving team collaboration.
How to turn terrifying, big-bang refactors into a series of safe, tiny Git experiments using micro-branches, simple workflows, and frequent merges.
How adopting a screenshot-first mindset—paired with automation, annotations, and metadata—can dramatically improve your debugging workflow and reduce back-and-forth between QA, support, and engineering.
How to turn software releases from stressful events into calm, boring routines using tiny pre-launch rituals, checklists, and modern deployment patterns.
How a simple 30-minute release drill, backed by a checklist, automation, and feature flags, can turn stressful deployments into routine, low-risk habits—even on your side projects.
How separating “thinking” from “doing” with a simple two-notebook system can make you a calmer, more systematic, and more effective debugger.
How a simple, one-page failure log can transform everyday developer mistakes into a steady stream of learning, faster debugging, and fewer recurring incidents—without heavy process or bureaucracy.
Learn a simple three-checkpoint ritual that turns every coding session into focused, deep work so you stop drifting between tasks and actually ship what you start.
A simple five-minute daily practice can turn the command line from something intimidating into a familiar, comfortable tool you use without thinking—like an instrument you’ve practiced for years.