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.
How to design a single, highly customized keyboard setup that transforms your daily coding workflow into a fast, low-friction, cross-device superpower.
Debugging gets dramatically faster when you stop hunting for one magic fix and start collecting small, structured clues. Learn how to use a “debugging scrapbook,” better logging, and proper tools to turn messy incidents into reusable knowledge.
How a deceptively simple, one-question design document can align teams, tame feature creep, and keep products from turning into bloated, unshippable monsters.